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  1. treejumper
    Well done Tuppy! Onwards & upwards ?? (38&9)??
  2. treejumper
    Had athink about it whilst out walking the dog. Try 'Corwen Forestry' - a bit closer than 'Proclimber' in Carmarthenshire I think Ian (Link Below) http://www.corwenforestry.co.uk/
  3. treejumper
    Ian - Check out this website address - http://www.walesindex.co.uk/pages/939.html
  4. treejumper
    Thats gotta hurt MB - was it your leg?
  5. treejumper
    I went for mundane white. I might go for a different colour when changing
  6. treejumper
    Force of habit Steve - I have always done it. -As you say, you can spot it by the shiny surface
  7. treejumper
    Black marker pen for me
  8. treejumper

    Cs47

    treejumper replied to John Hancock's topic in General chat

    Congratulations John ! - Another string to your bow
  9. treejumper
    :icon14: !!!
  10. treejumper
    Ditto Nod - I'll keep my ear to the ground too
  11. treejumper
    Happy Birthday Steve - How many years young ?
  12. treejumper
    Not with some customers ! But like the idea - you could then just point (they'd probably say "Yes, nice chipper"
  13. treejumper
    Bob - you and I should form the ' Arbtalk Tea Appreciation Society' - I love my tea too!!!
  14. treejumper
    Debate is good Jim! In my opinion to get through you test you dont need a wirecore flipline - but you will need one in the future. (Your assessor may ask about their use though) Its as with all things - 'you pays your money, you takes your choice'
  15. treejumper
    This will start a debate My choice would be 5m, not, prusik.
  16. treejumper
    Classic examples of a delicate pruning operation I see Jim
  17. treejumper
    I dont think you need to spend any more money on kit now. Read your assessment criteria before you attend the course. (It will help you immensly when you come to take your test) - it will also save you and the assessor time if you do
  18. treejumper
    Nice job Matty
  19. treejumper
    Spot on Peter.
  20. treejumper

    Cs47

    treejumper replied to John Hancock's topic in General chat

    Good luck John - read that assessment criteria
  21. treejumper
    Jim -this is good advice. Webbing slings are cheap and last an age (and come in very handy) Try to get a couple of 120cm ones and a really short one for your casualty rescue (it'll hold them closer to you and give you loads more control)
  22. treejumper
    Good work Matt
  23. treejumper
    My Trust policy has no height restrictions
  24. treejumper

    buying Rope

    treejumper replied to jake's topic in Climbers talk

    25m, 35m & 45m - I hate reorganising more rope than I have to!
  25. treejumper

    Whats yours?

    treejumper replied to Anna's topic in General chat

    Yeh! I'll go with that Matty - I like holm oaks too

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