geoff
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Everything posted by geoff
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Thank you mate,I think I will get back to light duties fairly soon, and will persevere with the physio.
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Thanks, I might be getting ahead of myself with the Enid Blyton books I bought then...
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Thanks Shaun, looks like I will be reading books for fun the next month or so.
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All is well on that front mate, I just want to get back to work & have a few shillings coming in rather than sit about like a lame duck.
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I will have a re-think on that ask!
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Too true!
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Not really Steve, he suggested six to eight weeks, but that seems a touch generous on the time out.
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Thanks mate, I have some nice pops to get down fairly soon, right next to the ones Spike & you worked on with me chipping in Hatty P. Talking of needing a hand, the hardest bit is wiping me starfish after a turf out...only take you a couple of minutes!
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Well I just had my opp a few days ago, to shave bone from an impingement to the rotor cuff, & remove & clean up some frazzled tissue after a break last winter, I pretty much know what to do for the recovery, any idea on how long I should leave it before getting back to climbing & cutting?
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Had a skim through your vids Jonny, I reckon I'm gonna be twice as good as I was before I saw them mate, many thanks for the high end tips!
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Thought so, get all the info you can,from official sources & any witness statements, you really want to try & fend him off if you can possibly do so, sounds like you have right on your side, utilize it for all it's worth & get some decent legal advice on how to progress before rocking the boat too much, sounds like you have a clued up adversary to deal with, but bear in mind, if documents etc have gone astray, people responsible often retreat if the proverbial looks like hitting the fan, it's their job at stake if things get hot.
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I would think it in your interest to own the hedge, these things can get used as a 'ransom strip', though I am not sure of it's relevance to your planning app.
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It is that!
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I'm having that most days, with a snip of honey in it.
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Sounds good Hodge!
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Evening Hamdogg, I cant recommend a machine,as mine is old, but any good make should be fine, but to use my recipe you need a juicer, as it separates the fibres & pulp from the juice, or you will give yourself the 'thrupeny bits'.
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Well it took a lot of work prying the recipe out of the lasses grasp, but heres one to start with, try it before you discard the idea! All to be put through the juicer machine; 1/2 a lemon with rind on 2 whole oranges with rind 6 smallish carrots 1 beetroot 1 apple Don't worry about the colour, just enjoy the taste!
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To you too Ted!
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Truth in that:001_smile:
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If they are not treading on your toes, why bother?
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Yep, sure are.
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Yard broken into again in Southampton
geoff replied to HRG Tree Services's topic in Stolen Equipment
Btgaz is on the money, you obviously have good security, but you must up your game,I would be looking at cameras to id a vehicle and the perps, sod the police if they are not interested, just try to ping the scum yourself. -
As usual Felix!
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It is a clean running fuel, with a shelf life of several years, no benzine or ethanol. It is expensive compared to pump fuel, but a lot of us pro's use it, & the saw will be fine if its left with Aspen in it for some 3 years, where pump fuel will be going off after a month or so. If you are an occasional saw user it makes a lot of sense to use Aspen in your saw, you will need Aspen 2. Here is a link worth a read through. http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/chainsaws/41601-one-reason-i-use-aspen.html
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Either way, if you don't support your local dealer they won't be there in business to sort it out will they...
