christreeroot
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The mapmaker one i have been looking at is £500 + vat chris skellern version is £850+ vat Woodplan is £ 850+vat Pear technology is £ 500+vat
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Twister spotted over penrith http://www.newsandstar.co.uk/news/1.235961http://www.newsandstar.co.uk/news/1.235961
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Might have a good look at them then....
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yep got it on at the moment but cant get it to accept any map data... I am interested as i can see it saving time fiddling about and adding data to autocad manually.. Think i will probably get it to run in the feild on my toughbook, will save huge amounts of time
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Wiuldnt like to drive any distance on road in those, you'd have no spine left and probbably very little tread left....
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Sorry http://www.mapmaker.com/bs5837.asp
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Does anybody use any BS 5837 specific software in particular the one below, i see it as a great time saving device but would like some feedback off anyone who has used it or an equivelant before i stump the cash
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The future for the Arb industry looks bad if its true what linda says Steve
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Friday is the best day in my opinion, everything is well set up and running and thursday niggles have been rectified, saturday alot of exhibitors leave early and it is full of the gen public who get in the way and stop you seeing things....
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http://www.camskill.co.uk/products.php?plid=m26b0s0p0 The above stock them, or buy land rover monthly and you will find loads at the best prices..... Whats your budget ?
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Not any more, seem to be too busy all the time..... Hopefully in the near future i may get chance.
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I think Tim does make a good point Steve, it isnt cool to have these scars and we should be making the point that good arborist's dont have any scars at all... It was a foolish thing to do what Jason did and a H&S inquiry would have a field day. This accident also backs up the general theory that you are most likely to have a serious accident when in the beginning or latter parts of your career. Yes it is good to post these incidents but nobody should be going cool scar etc etc, we should be taking it seriously because if we dont the industry will not advance and still be full of mavericks and genuine individuals/companies will be stung for insurance....
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One of my labs in its natural surroundings
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A SILKY ---- Thats ten times more dangerous than a top handled
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Thanks for sharing that Tony, lets hope it works out well for all parties...
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sorry to see that jason, hoping you have a full speedy recovery.
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Crackin tree that, makes you think though how many people have sat next to it like that over the years... Are those PPE fellipe flops
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Is that an old 34 toughbook monkeyd
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Yes i got an invite but recived it to late to plan to go, shame really as it looked interesting and with us specialising in trees below ground would be nice to know other peoples thoughts.... Any info or talk batted about air spades...
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where is that ? Also what is your groundies name ?
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A good lesson to be learnt there by all
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Yes thanks Richard, got a bit close for a while. On sat morning we abandoned the house with flood gates on to go to a wedding and then away for our anniversary, was a bit worried when heading home but all is fine Thanks again for the offer
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excellent - installed on 13 trees so far, cant sing its praises enough knocks any other product for six.. i buy direct from importer in carlisle
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Think i am going to go for the left over mess of Polyporus squamosus....
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looks like the leftovers of Fistulina hepatica, but at that height
