Craig Johnson

how much to sponsor you not to come back:001_tt2:

$25 au = £15/hr same as here,

excesive oil /dirt (sap)penetration on trousers stops the blocking matterial working at all, all makes of trousers. trousers have to be machine wash and air dried ten times and still pass the cut test to be CE marked no trouser is designed to be tumbled dried

the date for the uk/i tcc has not been fixed yet:blushing: but as soon as it is this will be the first place to find out:001_cool:

fines are base on the ability to pay

your latest news letter from the hse http://www.hse.gov.uk/treework/e-bulletins/november2010.pdf

i had rippa chipper,tow behind, in the late 80's, sold it by some aussie guy. cant remember what model it was, but like buzz say a bit of a beast with no saftey bars. instead of arbrex we used to use AVR650, which was a sprit based tar that you could spray on the flush cut wounds with a house hold plant sprayer:lol: did'nt work too well if the cuts were wet though and the sprayer were always blocked on a monday morning! i can remember going to re-top a poplar and putting my foot through the arbrex crust, of the the old cut, and nearly going down to my knee in the mush:thumbdown:

there are some cosumer leaflets on the web site that are going for reprint soon and it would be great if you all could have a look and see if they need any changes to make them more apealing:thumbup: http://www.isa-arboriculture.org/content/cm000216.htm Pruning_Mature_Trees.pdf

might have a wander over,

sorry should have been more precise, the eclipse started at 6.30 but was not full until 7.40:001_tt2: saw the first half hour until i got over windy hill then lost the moon behind cloud and missed all the rest:thumbdown: great pic, guess i have to wait till june for the next one

i'll be driving to leek:thumbdown:

FYI isa cert arb is level 2 but the knowlage level is 3, the reason for this is that the exam is multi-choice(no long questions)

dont know if your aware,or its been posted already but, tomorrow morning, tuesday, 6.30 AM the will be a full lunar eclipse turn the moon red, first one for over three years and the first on the winter solstice since 1638, lets post some pictures from on the way to work

but if your good enough to get in the masters, like you said 'whats the point'

should put it a brochure:001_tt2:

no such thing as bad weather, just bad clothes:001_tt2:

thought that some of you would like to help on this:thumbup1:, it may have been posted else where1 Ancient and vulnerable trees need your help today > ------------------------------------------------- > > The Ancient Tree Forum and the Woodland Trust need your support to stop avoidable loss of Ancient Trees > and to help protect one of the most important habitats a tree can provide - dead wood. > > The Tree Preservation Order (TPO) in England is currently being reviewed and we are concerned about > some proposed changes which would reduce, rather than improve, protection and could directly affect > beautiful and valuable ancient and veteran trees*. > > The Department of Communities and Local Government proposes to continue to allow all dead trees, > however valuable, to be felled without consent. There is also a proposal to introduce a similar exception > for the removal of dead branches - vital habitats that naturally develop as trees age - on living trees. > > Essentially this means that very old, historic and wildlife-rich dead trees and dead branches of living > veteran trees could be completely removed, rather than managed for stability. > > Please help us prevent such a backward step in tree and habitat protection! > > The Trust has set up an emergency campaign with the Ancient Tree Forum to feed directly into the public > consultation process. > > Go straight to the live petition where you can add your own voice to ours**. > Take action to protect dead and dying trees from exceptions to new TPO rules - Woodland Trust > > PLEASE, find 2 minutes today to feed directly into this consultation and pass it on to your friends > and contacts. This consultation ends 20th December. > > In haste, > Neville and Nikki > > Neville Fay - chair, Ancient Tree Forum > Nikki Williams - head of campaigning, Woodland Trust > > ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > This beautifully animated film illustrates some of the very special habitats created by deadwood: > [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=piCWcjm4W9k]YouTube - Reliable and Tidy Hoverfly Looking for A Place to Live (High Res)[/ame] > -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- > > * Over the last 4 years the Trust's Ancient Tree Hunt (http://www.ancienttreehunt.org.uk) has > recorded approximately 80,000 trees that are of importance to people across the UK, including > 192 ancient dead trees. A significant proportion of veteran trees have dead branches in their > crowns; this is not only a threatened habitat but is a fundamental part of their character and > visual appeal which can remain for decades and longer if carefully managed. If these changes are > passed there will be no protection for the values that make these trees special. > > ** Further information and the proposed joint response from the Ancient Tree Forum and Woodland Trust > can be found here: > Help us reject proposed TPO exceptions and protect important and vulnerable trees - the Woodland Trust

saw this working in sweden Manufacturer of the best Portable Winch with rope · with capstan and a powerful Honda engine. Ideal for logging, rescue, construction, hunting, ATV, farming or boating · Pulling Docks Portable Winch ATV Winch it was been used with the open faced corner block(bottom of page) and derailer. like all the best idears

been around a while Retreever : SherrillTree Tree Care Equipment

sure do nod, and we thought a blake with a prussic minder was sooo fast!! a lot of products were 'reinvented' in the USA and sold back to europe, at that time. not much testing then, just a great time to think out of the box. i think much of the work been done now is still 'just' refining the changes made then IMO

not much:thumbdown:

where are youj based?

Greenest Job? Might Be Professional Tree Climber some cool pic's

been climbing 28 years still love it just a bit slower these days:001_tt2: