Steve Bullman
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https://arbtalk.co.uk/recycling?nearby=100&lat=52.24719084557815&lon=1.0768335487298624
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Not familiar with the lanyard rope but from the image it appears it might be quite a firm rope? I know the hitch cord certainly is. general rule of thumb is to use a soft hitch cord with a firm role and vice versa. it all being new doesn’t help though either.
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Your'e running the rigging rope on the outside rather than through the ring?
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No you can’t. I can sort out access to your other account later
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What’s the most comfortable tree climbing spikes?
Steve Bullman replied to Jamie Jones's topic in Climbers talk
Skip huh 😀 i think everyone of a certain age had a pair of electricity board spikes at one time of other -
What’s the most comfortable tree climbing spikes?
Steve Bullman replied to Jamie Jones's topic in Climbers talk
Climbed on geckos for years and they are super comfy. More recently I’ve been having a play with the panther carbon spikes. These ones are actually adjustable unlike my geckos -
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Something certainly has to change, it’s a job to see where it’s all heading not good news for ev drivers though Electric cars will be more expensive to run than petrol APPLE.NEWS Cost of travelling long distances will be much higher under the new price cap
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Agreed to a point. Some freelancers aren't cut out for running a tree business though and are happy just freelancing. I know I fell into that category.
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I had a really interesting photo a few years ago. I removed some old Beech trees that had been spiked on many years previously. Cut a cross section of the wound out of it, sanded it and oiled it to expose the grain and damage better. Alas I am pretty crap at documenting my photos and dont have it any more.
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Doing well! Thanks for following up, most don't bother.
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Well hopefully with a backbone like that he won’t become prime minister
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Have you though…really?
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I think they have a rough idea what they’re doing
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So this is the 394 replacement I take it?
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Meetings with remarkable trees, the Arbtalk version
Steve Bullman replied to Steve Bullman's topic in Picture Forum
Christchurch park? -
ID on this one anyone?
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I sprayed off the area underneath the swing set prior to putting down the sleepers, membrane and chips, and just got a bit carried away with the sprayer whilst I was at it. Plus what Mark Bolam said.
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Small garden. By the time we extend the patio in phase 2 there won’t be enough left to bother keeping any at all
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hello looking for free wood please
Steve Bullman replied to Clivenovice's topic in Log burning stoves and fireplaces
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It would probably have more effect though
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Seems they are being taken seriously
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Italys turn next month also
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Definitely stems from that
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5 Tips for progressing your arb career after 30...
Steve Bullman commented on KateH's blog entry in Member Blogs
30's no age for thinking about getting off the tools, unless you're inherently lazy, bored, or more of a those who can't, teach kinda guy (or gal). It is however the ideal time to starting thinking about and planning your long term exit strategy.
