Stephen Blair
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cool,
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i would phone willie on 01563534013. :001_smile:oh dont worry i wont stir it up, i will be ready with the switch card:001_smile:
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It it really cheap i know, thats why i posted a thread about it a few weeks ago with the guys office number. I will call them up when the office opens on monday to accept the quote, if they have messed up i will know then. if not i am not complaining:001_smile:
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mine has just come thru the post today, from the nfu public liability 2.5million environmental liability 1million employers liability 10 million hand tools up to 5000+2 items of 1200 quid covering up to 2 full time staff 100k turnover 583 quid for the lot yabadabadoo
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vic and bob for 90 mins, bbc 2 now:001_smile:
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thats the best ive heard, imagine their faces when they went off:scared1: hope your felling better mate:001_smile:
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Worked with the mog and winch helping recovery vehicle and police remove a car from an abandoned sand quarry, linked to the Bible John murders. Had nightmares for days after.
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Tree Care in Glasgow area - help and advice required
Stephen Blair replied to TimberCutterDartmoor's topic in General chat
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thats good to hear mate, all the best for 09. I think you will need a drink after all that.
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:001_smile:arbdogs of the Serengety
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i helped out in "silver leafing" a 120 foot black pine for the bbc. oh and i transplanted a cherry tree and a box of ashes for someone when they moved house. creepy creepy
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Stay strong mate, that must of been hell. hope chloe makes a full recovery. Stevie
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Thats good news, there are still a lot of green elms up my way, mainly weeping. Here is one that is still un effected. I was told it was a Cornish Elm?
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You never know what is around the corner. I have 2 boys myself. It brings all my little moans and groans into perspective. Good luck to wee Alby and his family.
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its when you find it with the bare feet you need to worry:scared1: foot down the bog. flushy flushy:ohmy:
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i would like a piece of clothing, of similar design to a t-shirt.to keep my torso dry when it rains, if it can stop me dripping from sweat when i am working that would be tip top. i wear ice breaker t shirts just now which are excellent for sweating, you can wear them for a fortnight in the middle of summer and you dont get followed about by flies. they are made from mareno wool. but they rip easy, and at 20-30 quid a shot thats not cool.
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they do good lobster aswell, excellent shop
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happy trucking mate, dont forget the "convoy" cd. ten 4 good buddy
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i am just getting soft:001_smile:
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mmm.looks like a jacket to me, i dont mind my arms being cold and wet, and the helmet stops the back of the kneck getting wet. its the wet back i hate. since no one is going for my awesome idea i will just accept its a crap idea and never mention it again:thumbdown:but the best waterproof i have had is a Swazi, had my first one 4 years, mole skin over goretex. excellent and i bought the new verion last year. well worth the money:001_smile:
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didnt mean to be touchy:001_smile:, i have been doing this job for years. tried all the bin bag things, changed as soon as i could, taken 3 t shirts to work. have loads of fancy waterproofs that sit in the mog because they are to warm or clumbersome. i just want a waterproof t shirt:scared1:. sorry if i sounded tetchy, but i thought you were wearing one of those 120 quid still jackets that i bought because they were meant to be light stretchy and waterproof and now live under the seat in the van most of the time.
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phew!!! excellent work mate:001_smile:
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i was meaning under its left foot,
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i love your work mate, but what is that the eagle is standing on
