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Lee Winger

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  1. Yeah sorry about that mate ........
  2. oops....
  3. I'll be sure to
  4. No idea at the mo, but i'm working on it Jonesie if we get the numbers would you come/ pencil you in for the 23rd?
  5. of course if any of you know of a good venue please feel free to post away..
  6. I'll give a special prize to the first person to post a picture of a ''Giant Puffball' my personal fave shroom.. Proper pic nothing off the net!
  7. Ok folks seeings as though the Northern chaps had such a great time rec climbing, I thought why don't we have a rec session down here. Anyone interested? would be good to have before the APF show, I along with Steve Bullman will organise a suitable site, the more the merrier.. It would be good to put a few names to faces, maybe Mr Jones could bring his van, all laden with goodies [depending on numbers of course] I'll post a date, time, and venue next week, novices, groundies, experienced salty seadogs all welcome I'll provide the food, bbq burgers, sausages etc etc
  8. Does that mean your in or not?
  9. Good job Mat, at the end of the day we all do things differently, you got the job done safely and the client was happy , you can't do better than that!
  10. Just a quick note to our 'Mates in the States and other worldwide members' ie the Yanks, Kiwis, Aussies,Europeans etc etc by all means enter the draw! I'll have a seperate prize for you guys!
  11. Ok folks in my book August means the start of the ''mushroom season'' I'm giving away 3 Collins Gem Mushrooms and Toadstools book, imo this is a great little book for fungi ID Synopsis This handy, practical guide offers a quick way for beginners to identify mushrooms and toadstools Collins Gem Mushrooms describes almost 240 species of mushrooms and toadstools to be commonly found in Britain. Portable and clear, it is the ideal guide for those out foraging for fungi! Just post your name below, names will be put in a hat [literally] and my eldest daughter ''Noodles'' will pull out three names. The draw will be called 20/8/08 7.30 pm Best of luck..
  12. Ooops, but like my old Dad used to say , at least nobody got hurt!
  13. Best to always have an engineer [prefferably one on the fiddle] in your phone.. I have one...
  14. The trouble is amigo , there isn't much work about , 3 years ago you'd have got a job in no time. I suggest if you want to keep your hand in the job, join a ''conservation volunteer group'' the sort that clear old woods, coppice, etc, looks good on a cv too
  15. Your a top man Mr Jones!
  16. so why are they picking on you Huck, you been a naughty boy? or could sany of us get an ''invitation''?
  17. Ditch the suit , be yourself, expect cr@p wages!
  18. Don't like the sound of that mate....
  19. Eactly what the old Aussie fisherman told me, and they didn't bite that night either
  20. I'm a little confused as to why use a MEWP my chap would love to climb about ion that tree for a day or so , I bet not much more than a transit load came off it.
  21. Same thing isn't it, I agree with Steve, stick to your rates or stick at home, no way am I working on the cheap..
  22. Well if I couldn't get the £1200+vat I wanted for the tree i'd leave it, because that tree is £1200 all day long! Anyone charging less than a 1k shouldn't be in the tree game , as you must only being doing it for kicks or a hobby.. Priced up a load of work a few weeks ago big trees decent work didn't get it oh well , who cares i'm out on the boat, and my kits sitting at home, not busting its arse for nothing!! any fool can work for nothing!
  23. Wise words..
  24. you only saw it if you disturbed the water
  25. Dunno what it was mate , but i've never seen it before, and i've been fishing for years, the light came right at the top of the tide and decreased as the tide went out , watching the fish jump was amazing. I almost started to quesion my sanity for a minute, no beer drunk or other drugs taken I might add.. In my youth I enjoyed a lot of shrooms , but they never brought on sights like last night..

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