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  1. Lee Winger
    Give any guard dog 3 nights of constant catapaulting in the ribs and 90% of dogs will become kittens when you let them see a catapault for the fourth night...........
  2. Lee Winger
    They have no choice its the law.........
  3. Lee Winger
    All you need mate, if you're going freelance is a vehicle, climbing/rigging gear, a few saws and that's it....... Contractors should be insured and have all the bigger plant as well as staff/groundie's........... I used to run my own tree firm, and used freelancer quite a bit
  4. Lee Winger
    And thanks to you, nice pics
  5. Lee Winger
    And some from Suffolk
  6. Lee Winger
    Bulgaria for you then mate................
  7. Lee Winger
    Nice kit, but imagine the finance bill each month
  8. Lee Winger
    Did those life like dolls from America get to you in time for xmas then mate.................
  9. Lee Winger
    Don't worry us Gypo's no all the about horticultural/Agricultural rights, you get 3 years to get up and running, then your off or you get planning/licensing, and in 90% of cases you're off, I've got 8 stables and a couple of instore beef rearing units if you're interested............
  10. Lee Winger
    Haha I think you boys are are talking crack, regarding land, planning, and caravan licensing, I have first hand experience in being evicted from your own land, my father was evicted from a yard, and it cost us thousands of £'s I have friends fighting an eviction now, it just drags on and on, costing them in health and money!
  11. Lee Winger
    you only pay the vat back on kit you still own, and at the current value
  12. Lee Winger
    You on about Steve from Chelmsford?
  13. Lee Winger
    I think your right mate TBH
  14. Lee Winger
    You don't have to be rich to have an allotment and grow a few veg or keep a few chooks, or go foraging in the woods or fish the coast
  15. Lee Winger
    Minor damage yes, compaction we can help with that problem also, as for remediation works, I prefer prevention rather than try to cure
  16. Lee Winger
    Yes yes and yes............
  17. Lee Winger
    How about ''culturally selfish'' I like the sound of that.............
  18. Lee Winger
    The difference being he Arthur circa Stone age-40 years ago, relied/depended on his trees, these days we have that hive of wickedness the multinational institution to fall back onto ie B&Q Tescos [if we want]
  19. Lee Winger
    I still think ancient forester ''accepted'' more, rather than actually new/understood more. IMO we know more these days regarding biology than we ever have........... The sooner we get back to nature and ignorance the better imo, naivety is is a great thing!!
  20. Lee Winger
    corr bimey we ain't seen that before, well some no doubt havent..............
  21. Lee Winger
    You know me not one to dissapoint...............
  22. Lee Winger
    I like the way they placed so much value on a tree years ago, fodder, tools, fuel, shelter..
  23. Lee Winger
    Up to the owner imo, just as long as they are aware of course
  24. Lee Winger
    My point exactly
  25. Lee Winger
    I know loads of beeches that have been standing for years with merripilus its not news to me, the trouble with us humans we always need to find explanation to things always analyzing, sometimes we should just accept, well that's my opinion Ancient man was far better at accepting............

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