penfold
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the mod are buying these now as the main logistics vehicles so must be fairly good i would say.
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congartulations to both of you:thumbup: cigar for all the members of arbtalk?
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0.93. sounds about right for me ----average:blushing:
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happy birthday steve:beerchug:
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what time are the M1 mafia setting off on saturday dean as i might join the convoy back to the promised land:001_tongue:
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well done mate, and mrs treewizard of course.
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What's the best method of removing pampas grass?
penfold replied to Treewarrior's topic in General chat
i was going to suggest making up a bit of amfo and blowing the bugger out but that might be a bit overkill:blushing: -
grizzly, firstly welcome to the forum and secondly you're the same age as me and i've only just started to get into the climbing side of arb and i'm starting to get reasonably comfortable with it but i need to lose a couple of inches to do myself justice
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you know you want to nick:001_tt2:
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great for groundies as well for chipper operations for just whipping off that awkward branch that keeps jamming in the feed chute.. I also use it when i'm doing any gardening and cutting back shrubs as it means i don't put the scabbard down and then lose it under a pile of pyracanthus or hawthorn.
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saw this in the daily mail along with a story about a butcher with 30 years experience not being allowed to bone a lamb joint in case he cut himself:sneaky2:
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First Aid Essentials for Climbers - (Celox & Celox-A)
penfold replied to hesslemount's topic in General chat
i notice you can now get celox gauze bandages. i saw the little article about it in this months EA. all the advantages of celox with the convenience of a bandage. -
a couple of years back there was a big pipeline going through near where i live and all the lads that were working on it were drinking in my local and they were saying that it's company policy that anybody working outdoors has to wear at least spf40 sunBLOCK and sunglasses and long sleeved polo shirts. i just use ambre solaire sport spf 40.
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you should see them as they're coming out of the chained bull at capel!!
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brooklands was owned by vickers during WWII as thats where barnes wallis had his drawing office when he designed the bouncing bomb so would have been a prime target for the luftwaffe and easy to spot with that massive banked track.
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you did last time i saw you mate. you going to capel?
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don't you drive an isuzu johnny? yeah need it for the kids and the dogs.
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stihl orange with auto fills, not had to replace the can yet, had it about ten years and only had to replace petrol autofill once:thumbup1:
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that will have been the cider on the saturday evening at the chained bull then stevie:001_tongue:
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i came home on the back of a big aa wagon:sneaky2: not this year as i have given up the landy and the van and got myself an L200 double cab as i'm hoping to start on a foundation degree in september so need a reliable motor to get to and from college. going to give it a good run down to capel, not sure if the future mrs penfold will be coming or not.
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whereabouts is that jon? it looks familiar to me?
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its already been done by elveden trees i think.
