alex_m
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-12 here in Bury St Edmunds apparently (iphone weather thing, not a thermometer) oh well, will just have to work harder with no breaks
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Dont listen to these boring....... Bernt Strasser, one of the best tree climbers in the world has dreads, i guess he copes ok. International Tree Climbing Championship You could always go for the short front and sides and have dreads at the back! Bit of a compromise, I know a guy that did that when he started in the industry.
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the snow from a week ago is still here!
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ah! more zep heads! can i come work with you?
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No one else in the company would like my 60's/70's rock/folk/blues. Radio 2 it is
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we have a cathedral and still a town! (only one in the uk...)
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I think it looks fine mate. No bart simpson hair cut's going on which is what your aiming for!
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my gf's dad has a hilux 250ex single cab with bf goodrich all terrains. great for towing, off road, on road. not as fast as the newer hair dresser pickups, but it's a work truck.
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130 is a brilliant rate! i did the 10 week course 3 years ago, within a couple of months i was getting £90 a day self employed, i have since gone down to £85 to go on the books. it all depends on so many variables.
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hehe, i'm not publishing to a website, though i r gud @ spellung i fink ul fynd
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It's bear-ly worth worrying about. that link says they would ban 'outdoor wood-burning furnaces' so not the ones in the living room surely?
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I agree that it could be improved with a bolder font and coloured tree. I just noticed you still haven't corrected the spelling and grammer on your website james
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Got any cool pictures of the icicles? Might be one good thing to come from this The tree should survive. (i don't know that, just trying to keep moral up!)
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£68 full time climbing or ground/second climber? As a main climber that's really low, regardless of location.
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We prune them when they are in full leaf, so may-august ideally. As you have found out, they bleed quite a bit otherwise.
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from my limited experience in one, it's cramped, only 2 seater, horrible bouncy ride, not much room in the tip body. advantages are it's size as well. it can fit places a transit can't.
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Why don't you use different gloves for different applications? I use rubber palm for climbing, cheap yellow criss cross rubber for ground work and rigging or leather gloves for brambley stuff.
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that carving is insane!
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I like that alot.
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i put a new sprocket cover on one i sold. i made it look 10x better and no doubt increased the 'value' by more than what the cover cost.
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Bit of decay!
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Is a rear handled saw really the answer to your work positioning problems? If you are having problems with positioning, it's you, not the saw. (no offence, just trying to save you £500)
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On 31-Jan-12 at 16:13:01 GMT, seller added the following information: This chainsaw is not a Stihl MS260 to save any confusion. That is the Stihl equivelent with regard to displacement. This saw is a 5200. Thanks
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Skin-tight assless chaps?
