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plippy

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  1. good old steve. that fella can graft, but when he's with mark, the pair of them are a nightmare, had them doing some chipping for me a while back and they wer like animals, top grafters:thumbup1:
  2. wots wrong with using the end of ya climbing rope only joking,im stil looking for a lowering kit and avnt got much of a budget due to needing a new felling saw but thats for another thread
  3. count me in, im sure mick will be allowed out to play
  4. finally got round to taking a few pics of the trees
  5. im allowed out on tuesday mick,can i use that thingy you use for cuting wood this time
  6. was working with mick the otherday and we spotted this little beauty, american truck, looked well cool ( sorry for poor pic, we wer at the lights and it was well sunny )
  7. :lol: well funny
  8. i was just gona say andy collins as the twig but then i saw his name mentioned by penfold
  9. heres the pic
  10. plippy

    incentives

    every month i get emails from companies offering this that and all the other, this month i got one of staples, their incentive was if i buy on line and you purchase comes to £39+ without vat and you get free delivery when you spend over £30, i had to re-supply my stationary and the girls are back at school and college so they needed bits and bobs. obviously i only bort wot i needed and got a free gift as well:thumbup1: Staples.co.uk Your business partner for Office Supplies, furniture and technology. my free gift was a multimedia projector. coooooooool:thumbup1: anyone care to share any other companies offering free stuff:thumbup:
  11. plippy

    oi ya big fairy, bout time you put a thread up or commented on summut:lol:

  12. :lol:the little fella is as blind as you mick:001_tt2:
  13. same ere, personally i dont do family jobs for a £££ i just say the time will come when il be looking for a hefty favour in return:biggrin: as for friends of the family, bizniz is bizniz and let them understandd that il price it but it will be the normal price as i aint a charity and have to make a living like them:biggrin: if they dont like the price, then go and look up some have ago hero or i pass them mick stockbridge's number:001_tt2:
  14. :lol: dunno wot ya mean:sneaky2:, dont like to see folk standing around doing nowt, thats my job:thumbup:
  15. so how do ya change ya team line up, cos i cant see any button to click on to change my first 11
  16. bundle 2, fair point. theirs nothing better than seeing a fully mature tree in its full glory, dead or alive but safety dictates that ya not gonna see them in public places, shame really
  17. duely note'd Bundle 2 in the rite location, then yes i agree with you:thumbup1: but not in a public park of a main road that holds 90% of faversham traffic, all day, every day, im sure my thread holds some basis
  18. yea ive noticed more dead branches on the other 3 and last year one just went over into the main road at 7 in the morning, the police wer diverting traffic over the footpath, my mate rang me up saying he was stuck in the traffic, i went up at 10am and the tree was still there, i asked the copper did he want e to cut and clear it for them as thats wot i did for a living and he was well pleased, so i did, apparently the contractors got the call as soon as the tree came over and the copper said they wernt gona be on site for a couple of hours and that was at 10am when i spoke to the copper
  19. morning geoff, yeah i know but still, they are located in a public park thats used everyday,personally if i see a dead tree no matter wot the species, i think they should be dealt with straight away, especially when it invovles the public:confused1: il put some pics up in a bit
  20. hey you bort that for me for being such a good plippy:thumbup1:
  21. the local park just round the corner from my house has 5 elms and coming into spring this year i noticed 2 of the 5 that are fully mature wernt kicking any live growth out, i go past them everyday and have been keeping an eye on them. 2 months ago i rang the council and made them aware of the trees and that they didnt look to healthy, yesterday i spoke to the local tree officer who is only employed once a week on a friday that id reported it to the council and he just laughed, he said ' i got the message you left and went straght to the park to av a look and sure enough they are dead as a do do' he then went on to explain that the contract had been made aware of the status of the trees the same week that i had reproted it and that they would do something about it. il be taking the dog for a walk later and il post some pics but they the trees are still there and over look the busiest road and public park in faverham. my question is, the contractor has been made aware of the situation and will obviously know what species they are, why hant they been removed?, is it budget or maybe they only like cutting the grass and watering the flowers in the town centre, who knows but when the trees decide to go they are gona cause some major damage
  22. thats not true mark, he makes tracey do all the heavy lifting, then rings me up saying he's had a hard week and that he's gona take some time off, i normall get that call on a monday
  23. stihl hedge cutter and chainsaws attachment on ebay sthil chainsaw and hedge trimmer attachments on eBay (end time 23-Aug-10 19:21:45 BST)
  24. plippy

    by the sea

    no probs fella, i know ya busy killing trees:lol:
  25. plippy

    by the sea

    was just gona check my emails on msn and this popped up with this picture took by a tourist Tourists watch floodwaters gushing out of the Xiaolangdi Dam during a flood-discharge and sand-washing operation of the Yellow River in Jiyuan city, central China's Henan province. The operation started on August 11 was to ensure the flood control in the lower reaches of the Yellow River as many tributaries of the river are flooded due to the heavy rains these days. The discharge process is expected to last for one week.

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