j r hartly
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Everything posted by j r hartly
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sorry to hear about yer loss r i p
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havent seen it yet, but everyone seems to be chatting about it:scared1:
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insane! reminds me of the film, "man on wire". about a french dude who type-roped the twin towers in the 70's
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can get nice shapes on them, easy for boshing back to healthy internal growth. thats if theres a good landing zone. did one with highscale a few years back. only a small garden to work into. good fun, just took our time and sent everything through the centre of the crown. avoid if you can, working in tem in winds, most infuriating:)
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is he gnome baiting?
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nasty as. a hard lesson to learn
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nice carve
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nice place to work, although pretty roasting at times. you been much of brazil yet? can recommend isla grande
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nice vid
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i would have used a chinook
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not if you drag him a off the road and dump him in the bushes:)
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thats quite an interesting debate tana. did a eucy, last year that was lifting on the root plate, in strong winds. thankfully all went well and it landed perfectly in the car park, not the oap dwellings right next to it. wouldn,t have made such a humourous vid. fairplay fer sharing it
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i had a accident whilst grounding about 2 years ago. we were lowering a conifer stem through a pulley system, when a ivy clad piece was lowered, heavier than anyone expected. i had my foot on a gate post to help with the weight. basically whats classed as the weak point:) my ankle folded and i was on crouches for 5 weeks with torn ligaments. the hozzy said that without my boots my ankle would have snapped. shame really, would have got a better insurance pay out. but just to prove, boots help more than you think
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another nice vid, so you favour a guttsier husky over a robust stihl, interesting:scared1:
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only in the states
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had a customer last wednesday, in the torrential rain, who waited for the boss to get to the top, before asking if we wanted tea? then went out between 11 and 2, then asked again. no, i said, he's been down had din dins and got back up. Then, when she came out at 5.30pm(we've both grown gills by now) she looked at the tree and said "thats awful", i had to smile and agree. sometimes it is better to get up there and do it yerself
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interesting, used to work with a bloke who mocked ladders. never understood it, saves wasting energy. nice rowan
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thats what you get fer waving
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if you want, you can use the cable i laid this morning, hehe
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surfhog.com is quite useful, with links to many other sites, webcams etc.
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nice vid, looked stress free:)
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hopefully the owl is rounding up his mates so they can deal out some woodland justice!! if not, then i hope the local authorities find out:) owls are cool
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nice vid, looks like good old honest fun
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i like the challenge of a fence
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looks like a bugger that highscale, was it easy to find the swallows neck?
