Steve Bullman
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i think my missus will kill me if i even suggest going to look at trees. staying at a campsite on the banks of the thames, perhaps we'll do a little fishing if allowed. wheres that coral reef pool?
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taking the kids to legoland coming weekend, we'll be camping over and i just wondered what else there is for kids to do in that area, anyone? cheers
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perhaps you should be sure before making claims like that
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ive used a dremel attachment in the past for long chains that have been really screwed..they still need finishing off by hand though
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no probs mate!
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is it similar to the fly splice?
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damm...it truly is, i totally neglected to put my name on mine...how will i know which it is if it gets handed in to lost and found:confused1:
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i drilled a hole in mine and tied a length of throwline
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quick bump in case anyone else wants in before tomorrow
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this is another thread
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silver!
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Dave, can you kindly stop posting my tip sites for everyone to see and use please
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fantastic as always reg
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id like to buy that wood
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think you're thinking about marlows first attempt
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never heard of him:confused1:
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perhaps he didnt understand splicing enough to inspect them himself
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nice one reg...look forward to seeing the videos if you wanted to mail me a cdrom of the edited footage i can host it right here in full quality
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this doesnt make a good rope....but consistency in size would be nice. theres all sorts of rope out there ranging from 11mm to 13mm and yet they all seem different......im now climbing on a 12mm line which im told is a strict 12mm....yet ive got an 11mm rope that seems thicker.
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yes......cos they're the rules!!! seriously though...its all common sense but there needs to be guidelines layed down.....also there is a need for me to cover myself legally
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well done. did you do a course?
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you did well to be let in mate!
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member or approved contractor?
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i represent myself
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i did mention aeration to the customer...its the most obvious reason for the dieback, completely surrounded with tarmac, no other obvious symptoms of disease. the guy did want to save the tree but primarily wanted to make it safe...... oh and yes the branch does look like its hanging on the wire!!! i can assure you it wasnt though.
