Ian Leach
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Wish it was that easy to pack a surf board and disappear but having 2 young girls in my life it would break there hearts if i disappeared. Reading these post make me think these are happening to me (waking up not breathing) and all above, tryed the drinking root but my heartburn would only let me get away with a shandy:001_smile:. Motavation and anger is my main problem at the mo alot of lo days alot of high days, I find it hard not only down and depressed but to have a job that you love taken away from you due to accident and toss pot of a ex boss it takes its tole. I might be talking a load of drivel but its getting it off my chest and it feels good:001_smile:
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I know the feeling well it's hard to talk about it even to close family (don't want them to worry). Been out of it for a while now(2years) and been in a dark hole ever since and believe me it's hard to claw yourself out. Been on tablets the lot doesn't fix anything just make you numb, I've got a long way yet but getting there, If it wasn't for my kids i would dread to think what i would have done. Good on you Dr Stevie for bringing it up and beating it:001_smile:
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4" thick something that thin you will be able step cut it and carry it out on your shoulder, then caber toss it over the house:001_tongue:
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Double figure of 8 with loop i think??
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I would have to agree birch are one of my favorite too:001_smile:
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HAha have you seen the questions at the bottom. How far is it from the house as i only have a electric chainsaw.
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IMO FELL IT and replant, bloody horrible spikey crap. I thought if they are pruned, reduced they come back with vengence lots of shoots like eucalyptus do. I remember climbing one it was a right mess spikes everywhere including in me:mad1:
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A fox or a ferret
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Glad hes ok could have been a lot more serious:scared1: The twonk should have waited for someone to foot the ladder at least, lets hope a lesson it learnt
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What camera are you using John??
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Were you eating magic mushrooms when taking those pics:001_tongue:
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Here is a couple for Dr david lonsdale.
Ian Leach replied to David oakman's topic in Training & education
Cheers looks fantastic:001_smile: -
Here is a couple for Dr david lonsdale.
Ian Leach replied to David oakman's topic in Training & education
Have you got the details on the place might have a visit with the kids in the holidays. -
Don't have much luck do you, First quads crushed then bike nicked.
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Here is a couple for Dr david lonsdale.
Ian Leach replied to David oakman's topic in Training & education
Lucky Bugger:001_tongue: -
Here is a couple for Dr david lonsdale.
Ian Leach replied to David oakman's topic in Training & education
Amazing is the estate open to the public, would be nice to see. -
Here is a couple for Dr david lonsdale.
Ian Leach replied to David oakman's topic in Training & education
Fantastic pics David its amazing how long they last, Are these pics all from the estate you live at?? -
I'll read more carefully next time:blushing:. Sometimes thats what the customer wants doesn't make it right but what can you do? Couldn't it have been reduced lower or even pollarded, sycamores regnarate well don't they.
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Couldn't it have been pollarded below the old pollard???. Nice clear pics by the way:001_smile:
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Congratulations to you both.
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Spot on job there David, nice views too.
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Thats chuffing fantastic:thumbup1:
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Just a big thanks to Graham Cheers for the quality bit of kit. Ian
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Standard Operating Proceduer I think ???
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Tree's failing?.....So move the target.
Ian Leach replied to David Humphries's topic in Tree health care
I think your doing a good job there Monkeyd, its nice to see old trees being retained for habitat and not just been cut down all the time. As long as there been regularly inspected it doesn't matter, nice to see thinking outside the box.
