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  1. mattylee
    a real shame to hear,lets hope he makes a full recovery
  2. mattylee
    one very lucky man! i thought he was a gonna....
  3. mattylee
    hahahahaha thats funny silver fox
  4. mattylee
    make sure you walk the horse shoe route on snowdon..a must do in my opinion the ridge up there was really good fun and remember to take your camera...
  5. mattylee
    i indoor climb and the chalk is only to keep the sweat at bay matey doesnt do much for your skin... so wouldnt try it and plus it will get everywhere lol the locals will think someone has hung themselves and your taking part in a fingerprint search lol
  6. mattylee
    i must remember to open the window when going to lean out to swipe our card for exit at the tippin yard...owwweyyy
  7. mattylee
    TIM just to educate you a bit more since you sound so full of it... its not called a second tie in point so sort it out!!! its called carrying a WORK POSITIONING STROP meaning use it if necesary to hold you in a good work position,and his was fine leading straight out behind him.im sure he hasnt got chainsaw tourettes where he feels he must suddenly turn around and hit his rope sorry cant listen to people like yourself i find alot of people so quick to pick holes in others work.... but while your on about others pics i like your profile pic hahahha does that make u feel all big sat behind that
  8. mattylee
    i love footlocking. if you can grasp the hang of it,its very useful...i only use it a handful of times but so rewarding when u can cover alot of height in a very short amount of time not that im an expert by any means but really useful to get someone to spot you watching your feet and finding your faults secondly dont keep going right up the line to practice, your tire yourself really quickly, just practice getting a really good lock on your feet and extend your body as far up as you can without the hold slipping, once you nail that your be a flyyyinnn up happy practicing
  9. mattylee
    oooooopppsssss! hahaha
  10. mattylee
    i like trees but - most clients dont! i like trees but - the fungi love them more! i like trees but - ivy clearly doesnt! i like trees but - when others tell me they dont i get mad!
  11. mattylee
    just a lil piccy
  12. mattylee
    im really interested in doing the 3 peaks too,think i will leave it untill there is no snow up there thou made it really hard going up nevis for us last time....
  13. mattylee
    IVY my worst nightmare ever, however from now on i will relax and think of these pictures.......haha
  14. mattylee
    you no your a tree surgeon when walking home drunk from the pub you stare up at an oak around the corner from you and plan your climb, only your seeing 2 of everything!......was the hi-light of my night ahhhh i love trees too much
  15. mattylee
    cheers monkey - ill try and get a time sorted to come up
  16. mattylee
    yeah i havent had a good tour of the place yet had a little walk through the first bit of park but would be interested too see some more! i shall have to see when i can get there and arrange something.. cheers monkey
  17. mattylee
    oh well there you go then,kwl i must come and see this for myself soon,so do you no simon lee?that being my uncle....
  18. mattylee
    monkeyd, my uncle lives on hamstead heath and he has been telling me there putting this into practice there...where do you work?
  19. mattylee
    i absolutley love trees like this,they are almost unstopable,that will no doubt live for many more years to come... coooooollll
  20. mattylee
    you only use both ends of the rope for the first climb to acces your anchor point! Then untie your other end and drop it get rid of it leaving you with just your "work positioning strop"and "re-directs" jobs a gooden
  21. mattylee
    what a shame thou aye...dammm
  22. mattylee
    what a complete loser,i would of needed a step ladder to put the gob cut in where he did what was he thinking.gob too small too lucky lucky uneducated man me thinks!!!!
  23. mattylee
    used my sawpod now for about a year,a brilliant invention if i do say soo...and now come with new anti-twist buckles which top it off just perfect, would highly recommend them to anyone whos not got one and there cheap too cant be bad. nice one tony
  24. mattylee
    sounds interesting,but would need to be further south for me and my colleague......prices???
  25. mattylee
    cool nice one,,pegs are fine as long as you dont leave them on your side,,trust me my friend fell on spikes and busted his back BIG time it still haunts him to this very day!if he had left a peg on the oppositeside it would of caught his flipline!!!makes you think accidents do happen.......

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