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Pete Mctree

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  1. The plastic bush may have worn, but first I would make sure there is sufficient grease in the rollers
  2. Happy 45th birthday Bob
  3. for me just people
  4. Great job!
  5. Thanks for the warning
  6. How much for a pair with no protection Justin?
  7. Nice to see a first post full of clean language and constructive content!
  8. I think it's a great pic and utilisation of the tree. Usually the idiots erect the cameras oon poles adjacent to the tree, then fell it as it obscures the field of vision.
  9. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c7dt1li5SyY]YouTube - Arctic Monkeys live - I Bet You Look Good on the Dancefloor[/ame]
  10. Frank did insist on showing me.
  11. More fun than playing with your 6 1/2cm:001_tt1:
  12. I'm more than comfortable handling my 11cm
  13. DIRECTIONS; We are aiming to meet between 10.30 and 11am at Bradley Wood, Brighouse. Below is the multimap link. The postcode is HD6 3TU. This will take you into the Scout camp in the main part of Bradley wood, but you can't get there without passing our meet point. You will see it Maps of the world, street map search - powered by Multimap If coming on the M62, exit at J24 Huddersfield. On the main big roundabout take the third exit A643 towards Brighouse, keep on that road till you come to a set of lights, turn right, at the next roundabout turn left onto the dual carriagway towards Brighouse. When the dual carraigeway ends, turn right onto woodhouse lane and then immedaitely right again onto Shepherds thorn lane. follow shepherds thorn lane till you come to a steel farm gate on your left more or less infront of you with stone pillars either side and a scout sign. Go thru that gate and you'll see us 100 yards on your right. Stop and say hello :wave: my mobile for anyone who get's lost is 0800TUFF-U-LOST
  14. Interesting about the rope selection. Thanks
  15. I use Honey Bee with the cinch. Please with it's performance so far
  16. BUMP! Not long now ladies and gentlemen, so it would be appreciated, if your attending and not already posted if you could. So allowing Dean and myself to assess numbers
  17. Maybe I didn't make them
  18. A full clove of garlic (slow roasted infront of the open fire), blue stilton with a light application of black pepper. All on a buttered cracker :001_tt1: Does it get any better?
  19. Peoples gardens are next to there houses:001_tongue:
  20. I have reservations about the Hitch-climber configuration to the right. The abscence of a spliced eye (replaced by the bowline) could and probably eventually will interfere with the hitch by placing downward pressure upon the top of the hitch, releasing it. Not desirable in my books
  21. Frank's as camp as a row of pink tents - he's used to it:001_tongue:
  22. Would be nice. help cover costs
  23. I was not insinuating that you "are not capable" but merely that it's a black and white decision in my eyes. If the tree is not to be climbed politley decline.
  24. Well spring has sprung, birds are singing and BBQ's are being dusted down in that forlone hope of sunny weather. After last years successes Dean and I have decided to host another climbing day up here, in the idilic badlands of West Yorkshire. Similar format to those before, climb, eat, chat and laugh. All are welcome to join in at any level. The date is the 9th of May at Deans wood nr Brighouse W.yorks So if you want to attend, or have any questions please post away. links to the previous events; http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/1551-fun-climbing-get-together-13.html http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/general-chat/2752-fun-climbing-get-together-ii.html

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