sanny
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hay guys and girls got my first tattoo today on ny neck by god did it sting well who's got them and whats the story behined them? a will start off i got a barcode and my d.o.b the story behind it is i think we are just numbers in the system at the end of the day so i choose the barcode but we also have individualtiy and carry a unique code which the barcode repesents in individuality if that makes sence
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hay atree ow yes was crying out to be climbed lol was using vt hitch climber with a sling for bridge really enjoying the set up
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its at threave gardens castle douglas scotland mate
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voted 14 because its an all round good size for small and large limbs i find it runs to fast for me on a 12:001_smile:
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hmm intresting come to think about it when a was using husky bars it tended to run slow then started using oregon bars run faster and less wear. do you think this is because the bar sprocket runs smoother?
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ha ha ha ha that would be some doing if that was really amazing good find lol:laugh1:
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some more pics of a beech failure a did a month ago call out on a sunday boo the rest of the tree was taken down the follow'n day sorry no pics
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climbed over 100ft for the first time today woo hoo had to dead wood and slightly lift this monster dougie fir but it was crying out to me to climbed to the top. she was 10ft dbh used the rope to guess height but was roughly 125ft sorry for poor pics forgot the camera so mobile it was to be
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some really nice pics there guys
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ha lol think iv'e started somthing here roll on the veg porn lol:lol:
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sweet big smile on the face and a feeling self satisfaction good job:thumbup1:
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ha lol but who is she am going to google it
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very funny aye should pitch it to them ha lol
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sorry who's esther ranthzenat that's life?
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seen this carrot to day had to take a pic
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best feeling in the world when things go without a hitch and also getting back on terrafirma ha lol looking forward to video of the big beast is it the same tree you posted in another thread a couple a weeks ago?
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try boiling them and use a graphite powder as steve says how old are thay?. aye had a wired thing happen to me the day was topping a conny looked down to double cheack my lines and position and noticed my biner had rolled around a stub and open it self rite up on my main line lucky enough there was good tension on the line phew.think am going look in to a different set up to avoid this happening again.
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roll on the winter mornings ha lol
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very nice job done aye can almost smell that rotten cider smell not nice at all better than what a was sent up today topping skinny conny's out scratched to hell a am. weather was good though how long was she dead HF, a noticed in a previous post you said your chainsaw trousers where in the tumble dryer you should never do that mate always let them drip dry near a heat source. aye only say this through experance of tumble drying them started to notice the fabric hardening and becoming fragile was told this was due to machine drying just be careful and keep an eye on them.
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i've been using gills pro's for the past two year and can't fault them thight fitting an robust, clark cut and climb supply them and have two or three differet styles hope this helps:thumbup:
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nice big girl there tom don't you just love bombing out great big lumbs great job:thumbup:
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the cut is used for slight lean backs and for them school boy errors of forgetting your wedges. tbh never used the cut in 6 year since doing the course. ow and you use a breaking bar for lever.
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omg thats all i can say thats shocking we've got the same problem down our way approved la contractors doing some questionable tree work but never seen anything as bad as that though.
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some nice pics there chaps looked like a good day out
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heads up on ax men session two 23rd of september on the history channel:001_smile:
