Jay
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some of the pics are a bit dark but you can get the idea.
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Just been looking at some pics of other people work and thought id upload some of my own. Here's some pics of a show garden me and my brother built at the suffolk show this year. Just thought id see what you think. thanks for looking Jay
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thanks for your help hamadryad much appreciated. Cheers Jay
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I did take a look but couldnt see it there. cheers
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My Fungi knowledge is limited and not really sure what this is, can anyone help. It looks almost like Daldinea concentrica to me. Its on a Sycamore which is showing signs of decay around the base of the tree close to these fruiting bodies. Many thanks for your help. Jay
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Does anyone know where I can hire a tracked chipper from in the Bury St. Edmunds (Suffolk) area. Elite is a bit to far away and Pro chip's is to big. Many thanks Jay
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cheers for the response guys. ill have to have a look around see what i come up with. cheers Jay
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I am looking at starting to do fire wood. I have already got people after logs but i just dont have any wood at the momment. does anyone know where i can buy wood from in the suffolk area, bury st. edmunds. cheers Jay
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i dont have much experience so you may not agree but use a crane, there so quick can drop it where you want, but then you have the road. can you close it.
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yer could of done with a tripod, did our best but its alot of work to keep up with the speed of a crane if your on the ground, i couldnt beleive how quick it was coming down and large peices to. was a good job though for my first crane job.
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i have got some stretch airs and i dont think there all they are cracked up to be, they are so much hotter than the hi flex trousers and alot more bulky, the stitching is terrible mine are all frayed around the knee patches. the worst bit is around the flies, the stiching on mine came out after a couple of days and now are afunny shape. and then there is the massive saw dust bucket on the back, which is just a funnel for saw dust to get in your trousers and annoy you all day. Has anyone else had problems with the stitching or any other problems with them. Jay
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the hardest thing ever. i was only doing it to take part nothing serious but found it very hard to keep going flat out, couldn't even pull myself up my rope by the end. but great sense of acheivment at the end, but hard work.
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yer it was, hard to see what your doing working in the dark, no dont worry about it. we all have bad weeks, not a problem and ill let him no.
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one of my saws fell into a pond, it wasn't running and i was only in 30secs if that and i havent tried to start it. but what should i do with it??? cheers Jay
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conservation reasons, habitat all that. but it is actually hard to make it look good not just hacking about the end like i thought it was.
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had to do some coronet cuts today and need to finish it off tomorrow, its really hard to make it look good and natural, just wondered if anyone has any good tips. cheers
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i get some from screw fix they seem to be the cheapest and most comfortable. there only about £3.50 i think. i find that yellow ones hurt my eyes though after a while. cant wear them all day. gonna try some clear ones.
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recommendations for public liabilty insurance?
Jay replied to cerneARB's topic in Business Management
NFU have been useless to me havent been able to quote me for anything. dont know if this is down to my age only 18. -
get the blower in your boots cools them down good.
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like the big flap on the back of my stretch airs, most annoying and irratating.
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working with steve the other week we got, "you know the cones.... what do you call them" errr, cones! "and the barriers...... what do you call them" errr, barriers!
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there is cs46. arboriculture ground worker. dont know what it covers but there is one.
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After alot of hard work and hours typing late at night i finally finished my National diploma in forestry and arb. This was a 2 year corse at Otley college. I have also passed CS30, 31, 38, 39, 40 and 41 all from the training i got from college. so pretty pleased with that. And i only had to pay for 2 of them. I was one of the first arb students at Otley for a few years so got to use all the new kit and try a range of different equipment. For the first year of the course i think it was a good course and has set me up well to enter the industry. Since i started The course the arb department has grown hugely and they now do loads of courses and are starting 10 week courses and know a few of you are hoping to do a tech cert there next year. Good luck to anyone else at Otley or anyone else going there, hope you enjoy it as much as i have and get as much out of it as i did.
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I climb with 4 wraps and 3 braids. i used to climb on 4 wraps 2 braids but was a bit hit and miss if it held or not. but i have never had one slip badly and dont eally know how to tie i exactly. but just played around abit till somthink worked.
