alex_m
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Some very good carvers i know are based in north suffolk (coney weston) Welcome to the Treesculpture Website edit: already been posted by giles.....
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I'm fed up of hearing all these Raoul Moat jokes - they're not even raoulmoatly funny.
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i think hi vis on the ground is way more important. that way you can clearly see if anyone is in the drop zone, and of course to warn pedestrians/motorists. i wear hi vis up the tree when doing LA work, but mainly because i can't be arsed keep taking it on/off after working on the ground
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good idea, but the £300 price tag and not very wide-angle lens is a turn off.
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good luck with the search here's a couple in the midlands that might be suitable... Arbjobs.com - Tree Jobs! - Job Details Arbjobs.com - Tree Jobs! - Job Details
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safe eyes - they work very well, a tad uncomfortable, but you get used to it eventually Safe Eyes Goggles | Fog Proof, Smear Proof, Scratch Proof Safety Goggles
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wtf!!? "sorry to hear that your husband died, mrs chaffey. but look on the bright side, we filmed him falling out of the tree and sent it to YBF - here's 100 quid!"
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The first course in a subject taught at a college or university in Australia, Canada, South Africa, or the United States.[1] By extension, "Topic 101" is used generally to indicate the basics of any subject. The expression is also used in this non-academic sense in the UK.[citation needed] Used this way, it is always pronounced "one-oh-one".[2][3]
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Let me google that for you edit: too late
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looking good, mate. got my eye on a few things - now for the boss to reach into his very tight fitting pockets
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taxi firms usually have custom ones like 01,,, 555 555 must be able to do it, although it may cost more....
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nice location james, must of been good to be in the shade this week!
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not to sure on your main query, but our boss says it's ok to start saws at 7:30am - i'm not sure if that's true or just to get us working sooner instead of chatting to the customer/drinking tea
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Biggest tree you have ever been up and dismantled (uk only)
alex_m replied to Woodzie's topic in General chat
Probably a 60-70ft Ash (well, I've only been climbing for 10 months in a work environment) That was tall and skinny, not much in it. In the same garden I dismantled a 50-60ft Holme Oak which was spreading almost as far as it was tall. That was back in feb, haven't had any medium to large trees to do since then. Looking forward to doing a 100ft+ at some point. -
That's effin brilliant! The questions at the bottom made me laugh like a little school girl!
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but the game isn't til 3! radio 5 live in the truck, then the highlights for us!
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Setting up soundsystems for festivals/fairs going to bingo drinking the good stuff
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+1
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I've been told to work out your costs per year and divide by the number of working days. That will give you a daily rate to cover work costs, then add wages on top. It would be good if it was that simples, but i fear not. A good place to start, though.
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they have cars in norwich?
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General internet security programs (mcafee, kapersky etc) tend to be crap at finding malwares and adware type stuff i have spyware doctor running aswell as mcafee download the free trial here http://www.pctools.com/spyware-doctor/ when installing, make sure you untick the box that says 'always check for updates' (or something like that) once installed, go to settings and untick the update option then click register on the left and put in this License Name: Robert Boetticher License Code: 57BA-A2D0-3871-E9CD-CBB6-E455-6CAC-E285-6BB0-84BB it is important to not update as this will invalidate the licence
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i use one of these on the bungee strop ring Kong Mini D Spring Gate Karabiner also good for attaching a throw bag to the end of your rope when needed
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Gomtaro Pro Small and compact enough to be comfortable in a sawpod and has small teeth at the end for smaller branches, which is really handy
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Nice easy day today. First time using a mewp properly, deadwooding loads of pines. All chucked into the undergrowth - no clearing up This is a snapshot of what the groundy was doing all day
