Simon Rotheram
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check this out its a bargain.... Isuzu recovery/tipper, Tree surgeons truck. on eBay (end time 22-Jul-10 15:41:08 BST)
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Nice job stevie, right kit for the job makes it look easy! Prefered the view in pic 1 than what they have in pic 5 now though!
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Simon Rotheram replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
I'm now getting fungi pictures sent to me by text!... -
Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Simon Rotheram replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
I tought it was spelt Perenniporia? It currently has a full crown, the client has requested advise on future management, I have recommended a minimum reduction of 50% - if retained. (There is a large verge to one side and field to the other and no other targets in close proximity once reduced) What are your thoughts on this Fungi David? -
PM Sent Tony.
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Simon Rotheram replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
A couple from a hedgerow Ash tree I looked at today... -
A few shots of work on site next to a river bank, lovely setting for a bit of tree work!
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We are still recruiting, get in touch if you are interested. We also have a HGV driver vacancy. Email: [email protected] Tel: 0800 328 7988
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I have timber availiable if you havent found any yet?
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Rigging and Dismantling Research A very successful workshop was held at Beddgelert on 29 June to demonstrate the findings and practical recommendations from the recent research. This event involved many leading figures involved in this ‘high-risk’ activity across GB and Germany. The research was sponsored by HSE and the Forestry Commission and the 362 page report is available (free!) on HSE’s website at: RR668: Evaluation of current rigging and dismantling practices used in arboriculture . HSE, AFAG and the Arb Association are considering how best to summarise the research and get it out to all in the industry, as it highlights new information which should be used to inform risk assessments and to develop training on new techniques. Meanwhile a series of 4 articles written by the research team are being published in Essential Arb and will also be posted on HSE’s website. The first is available at: http://www.hse.gov.uk/treework/articles/rigging-research.pdf
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Found these guys on a recent trip to Spain "Stihl" overalls and some protectice glasses but not much else in the way of PPE!!
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Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd. If your looking for a new challenge working for a professional Arboricultural Association Approved Contractor, then this is for you. This is and excellent opportunity for the right candidate join our teams of Arborists. We are looking to fill the following positions: Arborist/Driver: Must have minimum of 3 years experience, NPTC qualified and driving licence (pre 97 beneficial). Excellent rates of pay and benefits. The company is based in Coventry and undertakes work throughout the midlands/UK. Please foward CV to: [email protected] or call Simon Rotheram on 0800 328 7988 Beechwood Trees and Landscapes Ltd value diversity and are an equal opportunities employer.
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nice touch!
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Nice mate, what colour are you having the back done??
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Top job for a nice sunny day, wouldnt have been quite so enjoyable in December!! What happens to all the weed now?
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Lucky, lucky, lucky pal - Glad your ok!
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Bad times Deano, hope you dont get your hands on them mate...the red mist would soon set in!!
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Of course not Ian!! Did not know it had heated windows - I'll have a look!
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I noticed mate, thank you.
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Loving those mate, why have they got a couple of flies peering out of the engine....?
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Its had a service and is running sweet, it may be a bit old but there is life in the old dog! plus, we never overload our vehicles
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All our guys have 1 day first aid and four have the 3 day course which are refreshed as required.
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Yes, I take it you know it?
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They are fantastic David and what a great day for it!
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A few shots of milling yesterday, no idea what I'm going to make out of the timber yet! I have the 3 large 8ft lengths stored at may yard for a rainy day but think they will probably end up on someones log burner!
