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great vid!
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yeah, they were really helpful and knew their stuff, thanks again mate!
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just had a proper result. e-mail came through to say that they didnt have the crestas in stock after all so i cancelled and rang stuart sports and got them £50 cheaper, should be here by friday. thanks for the link rich! there's a few left if anyones tempted too . . .
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yeah, it is a proper ballache. i cant help with the AKU's as mine havn't come yet but i found my salewas came up on the small side if anything. they are great boots, just not up to treework
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give it time dak . .
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I did see that thread but thought it was the same shop,. win some, lose some:001_rolleyes:
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dammit, ive been done!! oh, well lets hope theyre worth it!
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yeah, its a real shame about the salewas as they are really nice boots. at least youve had the same problems drew and i didnt just get a dodgy pair. I got them from the outdoor warehouse which i guess is the same place as you rich. not sure if i paid a bit too much but i couldnt find them anywhere else. Glad to hear youve got good things to say about the crestas john, i'm looking forward to giving them a try when they arrive, i bet your glad you couldnt get hold of the salewas now!
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cheers rich, i've only heard good things about them so i'm looking forward to trying them out. i see what you mean about being low cut at the back though, i guess like you say its to allow more movement but thats at the expense of a bit of support. How are yours holding up so far?
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ive had my salewas 2 - 3 months now and theyre not holding up very well, ive broken off 3 eyelets already. theyre really good in the tree but i just don't think theyre up to working every day. it's a shame as they are really nice boots. ive got a pair of akus like rich's on the way and im hoping theyre as good as i've been told and as well built as they look.
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I'm posting this on behalf of somebody else. Self employed groundsman needed for 2-3 days a week but possibly leading to more. Needs to be qualified and competent to use a saw and aerial rescue. driving licence essential. If you think you can help please pm me and i'll pass on the relevant details, thanks -
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i cant find the donate section on your blog rob, its probaly right in front of me, is there another way to donate or point me to it!? -
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that sucks, hope you get back on the road soon. i don't understand how people can do this, scumbags:thumbdown:
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Hahaha - shed goblin:slug:
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that sounds fantastic mate, you'll have a great time!
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i'm sure you wont mind spending a few more days than usual making stuff in the nice warm workshop through january!
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is that the trip with nod rob? that looks awesome!
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Yeah that was a good job today despite the lack of bacon! have to have a double on monday when we finish the job off
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thanks paul, been great working with you too, don't envy you tomorrow if you've got to pick up the rest of those logs though!
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very brief but was good to meet you rob!
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good work darybshires and nicholsons! looks great
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great vid
