silky fox
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After all the sunshine at the weekend it was rather nice to hear the raindrops on the tent knowing how dry it was inside.So to part two of my time with Team Beechwood.For the next couple of days I would be with Jim and his lads clearing barrel growth.Not everyone's cup of tea but I enjoy every type of Treework and as long as you have the right tools for the job..."It is what it is?" A Forst and a sharp Silky and I,m a happy man.
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Beautiful.
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Right on my doorstep.
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Coombe Abbey and grounds.
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And sure enough...
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I fancied a wander but not sure of anywhere nearby.Birmingham and Coventry would be too busy I thought and my Leicester was difinately out of the question.But according to Google Earth there was apparently a green space less than one mile away.
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With only the occasional passer by, with the timber from the Mewp job.
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With a varied menu each day...
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I had my own outdoor kitchen and dining area...
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I had my own outdoor kitchen and dining area...
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Definately a 5 star yard and inside there is a very adequate hot shower...but for the most part I am happy living out of the boot of the car.
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And set in pleasant surroundings.
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With Sunshine forecast I was ready to enjoy the weekend and the rest of my stay at my own private campsite.
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No pictures of the second removal.But I did film part of it.
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I was paid well for my time?? Simon is a great Boss to work for.
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And one tree left.
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And then the sun came out...
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And I finally got to use my 161 from a platform.And it was tight on the ground especially ar the junction so being able to hear everything going on made the operation a breeze...
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Who doesn't enjoy the ease of Mewp work? Ben tackled the stem and I cleared the roof.
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Filled the 7.5tonner twice..
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And Niall...
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Working with Ben
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This was to be my ride.
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I was prepared to do anything but equally happy to drag or take.Work is work.
