silky fox
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Everything posted by silky fox
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Funny as fook lads! :D:D:cool:
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Raining but I don't care cos it's FRIDAY Y'ALL!!
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You Are the Quentin Tarentino of the GoPro Vid August! What immagination.....Next Level! VERY informative....VERY watchable! And great to see that Protos...had mine 6 months now and its a keeper!
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Beautiful shot! There is Mr Humphries "shadowlithing"thread...but it is certainly a general tree pic....
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Quality Vid as usual Mr Git! What an absolutely great piece of that is....I like working with you because we both appreciate the benefits of working smarter! It's not rocket science is it mate? Keep em coming Mr G:D
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That is a work of Art JLA!
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The Pinto Rig is the neatest part of the set up....proper fluid movement....smoothest ZigZagging I've ever felt...
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Proper Haggis is one of the most delicious things I have ever tasted.....think it was a free range one;)
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20 years and still loving it!
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In 1996 I began my journey into Tree Work and made a good friend at college.I seem to bump into him everytime there is a Beech tree with Ganoderma or Merrupilis.We both did well at College and took to tree surgery well.when I left I bought an LT 35 and did my own tree work but after the break up of a long relationship I left England and sold everything to go and live in Holland (women have always been my downfall)...my friend however started his own buisness and has been one of the most successsful companies in county Durham and this afternoon I caught up with him on site just in time to see him bring the unfortunate tree (trunk) to a safe landing...when I inspected the tree last week they were the second largest brackets I had seen.....good to see the friend I have known the longest in this Industry still doing it....great team as well. I am refering to Steve Tomlin and Premier Tree Services...Good Job lads.
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Had a great morning at Waggot's wood yard selecting timber. And after a phone call we are one step closer to aquiring a nice load of tree work from the council...just missed out on removing a dangerous beech tree in a local cemetary.the tree in question was today being sorted out by a Very close friend of mine from right back where it all started! My life is full of coincidence these days....and I am very happy.
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We were called "Man in a suitcase" after the 60's cult show. I played it mainly through a flanger or chorus pedal....sounded awsome. Sold it to pay my rent....rock and roll:cool:
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Played a "Westone thunder active" back in the eightees. (Second from left) had the frets removed and a rosewood fingerboard added so I could slide Harmonics and pretend to be Mick Karn, Pino etc.....
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Hi Jon...what's your rate for you in your bucket doing your thing for a day on roadside trees in Durham area? We will ground...chip...remove and chapter 8.
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Is the trampolene for access?
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I used to eat all sorts of different things..I loved my food and drink....bit of a glutton. But for the last couple of weeks, if it's gonna make me fat then I aint touching it or drinking it.....if all goes well I shall celebrate at Xmas and eat and drink like Henry the eighth
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I collect them....got another one in my climbing bag;) but I love em....would still happily climb on my ZZ1.
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Great job Rich... Hobbes is one heavy duty block and so useful:thumbup:
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Ganzy-overcoat.
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It's getting colder Jon and the wind is very chilly and if like me you smile a lot:) then that can mean cracked or bleeding lips! I'm not into male body grooming at all in fact I only brush my teeth and wash my hair.....if I remember!! But these conditions require a lippy:thumbup: this ones great....good barrier against the elements.....and doesn't taste of mango or any other silly flavour:rolleyes:
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If you really want total and near frictionless climbing that is ultra controlable in all weather then I suggest you try your ZigZag on Blue Tongue 11.7 and run it through a Teufelberger Pulley saver! it makes climbing effortless and can be retrieved from the ground.
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Stay Frosty Jon:thumbup:
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Anyway...back on track. Getting some wood treated for the New Yard...nice chilly start! Can't think in the Summer...I'm a colder weather specialist.
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Went to the Gym once!.....not for me. What to do? Answer, life style change...two weeks in of no pies and definately no beertill Xmas;) went on the scales today and looking in the mirror I could see a glimpse of rib! First time in a year....feeling great!
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And my favourite...sent from Tony Darbyshire at Sawpod (X-large) far too small!!!!
