John Shutler
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Maturing Inonotus hispidus brackets
John Shutler replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
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"you mean go up in that...oh is that the time i must be going"
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cool vid,i remeber the tifor winch bit from somewhere eise
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i bought my 7901 mostly for climbing with and im very happy with it,mines 4 months old and has had a fair bit of work some large fells and plenty of climbing
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london is the north for a southcoast lad like me
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personally i agree with steve,its a good time to be a subbie.
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im actually booked well in advance at the moment,which is very nice.i just find that some firms i subby to are a bit slack at organising there diarys and expect you to drop everything to come and climb for them...more stress haha:001_smile:
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stress is getting to the weekend and only having one day booked in for next week...99.95% of the time it works out
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looks like a fun climb steve
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must be cold up north
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Although I don't think it's really a get together for the Southerners, so far North of London...!! anything past the cattlegrid is north
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Guesstimation for a Big Dougie?
John Shutler replied to David Humphries's topic in Forestry and Woodland management
ive worked on some large dougies at rhinefield house in the new forest and id say hes underquoted -
yes i do
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i go in as another team member,so there is already another person there with a resque ticket
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you dont mean freelance as a subby then most of my work is freelance to 6 firms
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i just called around the local firms and off i went,youll soon work out who you want to do more work for and who you dont dont dont
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on holiday,gutted
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im not sure what id do,would like to say id climb it but if theres a good local platform for hire and the moneys right to do so then.....
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yeah ive heard its not been a good one,got close friends in auckland and queenstown and my mates emigrating in november to nelson area,looks like il be the next to move
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starting a course in 2 weeks that will take me through till june,
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whats your point.im a freelance climber and bought the saw that was most suited to my job, ie easily runs a 30in bar and much lighter than its rivals
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with a bit of luck il be living in nz,going out for at least 6 months next june,hopefuuly that will be the beginning
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i cant reaaly fault it, il be interessted to see how its standing up after a years work.. it is really verhy light compared to other saws in the 80 to 90 cc range
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i reckon i must be the only person that likes the makita saws, bar lee.
