Rod
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when you are helping someone new to climbing practice for their climbing test and you cant work out why they are so slow and nervous in a tree:scared1:
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why did he not have ppe boots on?
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looks very well kept to me he must love it in his garden to go to all the effort at his age i have to say though why can we not have trees managed in this way if it means it is there rather than not? (im not saying it is good tree care) but how dose it differ from coronet cut trees which i have seen pictured and in person? and also what will happen to the tree if the guy takes Md's advice and gets an arborist in next time will they have as strong a views as most of the posts here and will they change the chaps management to their way of thinking what will that create?...... a monster rather than a fairy tale?
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i'm up for a bit of that sounds good
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post some video when you get some plz id like to see the quality i got a vholdr in the end and it seems quite good interesting to see how the cheaper options compare for those of us who cant afford pov's:bored:
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stretch airs for me i wont ever buy hi flex again they are just not tough enough airs are far stronger and slightly less stretchy but they last better by far
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was it hazard beam crack?
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Rod replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
next one
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Tis the season to see Fungi, fa la la la la....
Rod replied to David Humphries's topic in Fungi Pictures
here's a few recent ones i found
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might this be a simmilar fungi also on the bark collar of a willow near an old wound dont know if you can see it very well but it had a white mold like line almost right around it
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nice one that'll fix it
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had a go on one last weekend its good to climb on but i still think the biggest benifit would be on long climbs when you first go up but it would need to be installed with a throw line to do that?
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what a silly question i am god (just spelled it wrong dammend dislexyia)
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if you have to do that then its a waste of time surely the most benifit will be on long straight free hanging climbs with a hitch climber. if you have to climb up to put it in whats the point?
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nice one tim good groundsmen no the ropes very smooth
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best thing for the waders is to buy some cheap plasticy ones they are normally quite baggy and there is room for chainsaw pants under them i have worn them like that and they did the job wouldnt say they were the most comfortable thing ive worn but not too bad
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how do you get it up the tree? i cant work it out:confused1: it must be possible to set it useing a throw line but i cant figure it out?
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i think you just want to play tom we all know you set them up at the weekends
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hope you all noticed the scotland flag fades i used in the vid
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he did have it on on the way home i think he's going to wear it out before he gets it to work:001_smile:
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came out ok dosn't do it justice though.good god it was steep and fast
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here,s the video:001_rolleyes: [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-ICBTmjNAo]YouTube - scotland get together 0001[/ame]
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some more
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some pics of what i think is the same thing found it on the road side on saturday on a beech
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i was going to post pictures of the same thing how strange will put them up on here later
