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Stephen Blair

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  1. i charge for skill mate, but awesomeness is free:001_tt1:
  2. i dont think they are the same mate, imagine pyracantha except dumpier, spikier and uglier. its like its ginger wee fat cousin from a scheme.(can i say this?)soon find out:ohmy:
  3. you are obvoiusly looking for way of life rather than being a millionaire mate, there is always work to be found. i am know where near as strong or a supple as i was 10 years ago, but i am older and wiser and dont waste as much energy as i used to. if your mrs is into gardening then i think you will find your niche in the domestic market, offering a very personal imaculate job. aim high. thats what my old cub leader said
  4. hi john, you have been pretty quiet on here lately, hope everything is ok, or are you out enjoying your walks.just thought i would say hi mate, stevie

  5. hi dave, i dont know much about monolith stuff, i take it you are trying to prune a tree the way nature would, split branches, limbs etc. do you ever take a turfer instead of a saw. you could just rig the wire like a spider web then just get cranking and see what happens, would this be appropriate or is there more to it?
  6. i am off now to work on these limes in argyll, when i say work i mean top, but i know that is frowned upon by some and i have this dead elm to do on satuarday.
  7. it might not be a tree but try messing with sea buckthorn, youch, if the 2 inch spines dont get you then the septic pusy wounds will, dont be drawn in by the orangey looking little berries.
  8. i was about to go to bed, bored ! not anymore.
  9. what second round, your big willow would be digging out skelves for a week and have a histamine dose so bad it couldnt walk for a month:001_tongue:
  10. a hawthorn would kick your willows arse:001_tongue:
  11. that was amazing, took a loy of bottle and skill to pull that off.
  12. i think its all down to the person not the job title.
  13. if i am doing stuff with soft bark i always put in ' rip/tear cuts' thats what i call them, just in enough to cut the bark, saves it ripping down, wont mess up the hinge.
  14. i worked for davie shaw 14 years ago, felling and brashing. i am back up at slock on monday night for a few days. whats mr sheens real name. my parents stayed in ford for 13 years. migie capital of the world.
  15. bricks, front grate, the baffle thingy that directs the flames on the top. i booted a log that was too big to try and close the door and broke it
  16. you better have your porridge in the morning mate.
  17. did you go to the midland game fair mick? we went to it after the apf on the sunday, you would of loved it mate. guns guns more guns then there were all the knives. oh and you cant forget the 2 buxom beauties riding bare back on the horses in wee knickers and crop tops.
  18. are you climbing them then?
  19. if a tree officer had come from the tools then there wouldnt be any trees left me thinks, i only deal with one guy, and he is sound. knows sweet f all about trees its great. there has been a few beeches and oaks mysteriously come down with dutch elm disease lol. he is just there to keep the public happy and the paperwork in check.
  20. sounds like a nice place mate, watch you dont snap some of those big ones, i would contact a log cabin company mate, there was a guy up north that built a monster cabin, then shipped it down south and rebuilt it. he would bite your hand off for them i would think. pm sylvestris stew(my bruv)he will get you his details. might be a lead you never know.

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