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Rich Rule

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  1. The wood! i keep filling it up but it keeps emptying itself.
  2. Haha. Just spotted that. Here is another one of the man, the myth, Mike.
  3. A job from September. Working with Mike Hill over on the west coast of Norway. Crane/Hiab assistance on this big Elm.
  4. Couple of pictures of a job last week. Not a bad place to work.
  5. I usually get on the road by 5.45. Meet in Oslo for 7- 7.30. As it goes I have been here now for 20 mins and not meeting till 7.30. i would much rather sit and chill at someone’s yard and have a coffe than be stuck in traffic for an hour then all guns blazin’ at work all day.
  6. Very dramatic. Some good work. I have the Schultz effect. He is obviously very knowledgable but sometimes his rigging looks a bit overkill IMO. i find it hard enough with a rigging line and working line, let alone two of each, which he has in a couple of shots.
  7. Up top hinge
  8. Not sunset I am afraid. I live on the East side of the peninsula. we do get some Lovely sunrises though. I don’t mind getting up early for work. The canvas changes daily.
  9. Imagine being a fly on the wall as he is trying to get finance for his new Aston... all because of a CCJ for non payment of 450 quid to rectify a problem tree in an emergency.
  10. Treekit Maybe?
  11. The older generation... One of my good friends in Manchester found out after his great Uncles funeral, via the Jewish chronicle, that he was one of the Brigand of Nazi Hunters. A group of Jewish soldiers took it upon them selves to track down and kill Nazis. The film Inglorious Bastards is based on their exploits. The point I am trying to make, he was a hero within the Jewish community yet nobody, or very few, including his family knew anything about it. My mate was immensly proud when the article paid tribute to his great uncle.
  12. Surely standup comedians, country wide have been warning the nation for years... ”Take My mother in law... (you can ‘ave ‘er!)”
  13. I guess the damage was done when you agreed to actually live with your mother in law. I know I wouldn’t have it, or agreed to it.
  14. I had a similar experience whilst doing my secondary school education. We were doing poetry bay the war poets in GCSE English. At the end we had to write and essay after interviewing someone who served in the war. When I was a kid, an old couple over the road used to look after me. So I went round to interview my uncle Joe as my mam mentioned he had served. I sat down with him and asked him about his time. He just looked at a wall and slowly started to cry. Sat there for 5 minutes, crying and not saying a word. He then just got up and walked out the room. He was in a Prisoner of War camp in Burma and just the thought of the atrocities he had witnessed at the hands of the Japanese was too much. I felt terrible. Was he making it up Vesp?
  15. Works both ways mate. if you over value yourself, your abilities and your kit... and can’t get enough work. Thats your choice.
  16. Wow. Someone’s head is in the block for that one. 35million gbp for the fighter. Bit more than a broken fence panel or BT line.
  17. There already is a training program in the UK. Ran by the ITCC. I think Craig Johnson had something to do with it. I looked at it a few years ago but the course was cancelled. I also know a couple of guys were researching SRT work positioning climbing for AFAG? or ACOP or HSE whatever it is called now. Speak to Ben Rose about it.
  18. I wouldn’t bet my wages on it. Knowing some of the gangs who work that borough. It could just as easily happen the week later.
  19. Waking up early on a summers morning and looking out the window over breakfast. It can be like a different canvas everyday. Sunrise over Oslofjord, from my kitchen table.
  20. I still use it. The spine does wear in to a rope. I tend to use it when I do spruce and pine and sappy trees out here. Mainly because it responds best to tachyon due to the wear on the spine. The tachyons gets used as it is an old rope which I don't mind getting crapped up. I have a couple of Rope runners as well which I rend to use on the bigger climbs requiring a longer rope. But whenever I use the BDB again, I realise how good a piece of kit it it.
  21. Hello mate, i did a little write up a few years ago on the BDB. It was posted here last year. Where about in Norway are you? Rich.
  22. https://www.bbc.com/news/av/uk-england-london-45834019/lewisham-video-shows-falling-tree-narrowly-missing-cyclist Yup, I used to live in the borough of Lewisham. The vid isn't clear enough to tell who the perp is.
  23. Champagne corks or if your not feeling flush then prosceco corks will suffice.
  24. Looks like you had a lot of fun. nice work and good Edit.
  25. If I was God for a day, I doubt I would do anything, as I would not exist.

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