alex_m
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Loch Ness?
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NEW Revised branch removal technique - Posted by Sherrill's website
alex_m replied to hesslemount's topic in Climbers talk
colleges are teaching to cut slightly inboard afaik at least we were. -
a few good techniques to play around with here.... http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/climbers-talk/9747-tips-techniques-september-09-a.html
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my girlfriend and her old man have been working for the guy who made 'button moon' recently!
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various places do week long courses for the individual tickets. not sure if kingswood training do that - they are close to you.
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'fraid not - its a nokia 3.2mp phone! i am impressed by the colour reproduction of it though. someone should go there with a dslr and report back
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you can buy the art and science of practical rigging from here great book Treesource Tree Care Practice
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quite the opposite lol not a cloud in the sky!
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yes i suppose i did play down the size of the old town. it was infact bigger than london at the time (probably about 1000 years ago)
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yeh, the suffolk coast has had pretty bad erosion. Dunwich (about 6 miles south of Covehithe) lost a whole village!
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A weird and wonderful place, inbetween Southwold and Lowestoft. Went there Saturday, which seems to have been the last nice day of the year. Apologies for crap phone camera shots. edit: pics are huge, just resizing them.....
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The boss is out of action for the next couple of weeks with a slipped disc, so i have no work. If anyone needs any help, please don't hesitate to contact me. All necessary climbing tickets + experience, driving licence, own transport, full climbing kit inc 200t, self employed so can invoice you for work done. Cheers
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good stuff again! i always enjoy a good rigging video /geek i did make a thread on the subject, but what helmet cam do you use reg? seems to get a good frame rate and the audio is good.
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you could say that £500 for the POV 1 did i mention my £50 budget?? yes, i did. edit: i might go up to £100 if needs be.....
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what helmet camera would you recommend? got to be less than £50 ish and a decent frame rate.
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they look like the first trees we butchered at college
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too many variables to give a real answer. part of the country, company etc if you are just starting out then you won't become a number 1 climber earning 150 a day. anything between 50 and 100 i'd say is accurate
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capel manor have one in march/april
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you aren't a member of the 'land rover appreciation society' then? we did the same size one next to it last week so its tried and tested. does sound a bit sketchy i must admit
