Martyn Amos
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12.30 tonight on tcm,army of darkness,the film where ash has a chainsaw hand,good for a laugh:lol: if its too late for you sky plus it,i have:thumbup1:
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cheers tom:thumbup: glad you like,i am the next david bailey:lol:
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mine went with me today,on a 6 field walk from the house,to log up a large fallen birch on the local farm! due to the ground being wet form all the snow we,ve had,i did not want to cut up the fields with the 4x4 and trailer,will return in a few days to collect my logs:thumbup:
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at last,someone with a sense of humor:thumbup: perhaps tonight was a bad time for me to come on arbtalk,only came on to cheer myself up a bit,and post a thread as a bit of a joke [wheelbarrow] found out this afternoon,that one of my customers and friend was found dead at 56! the response you gave was exactly what i was looking for:thumbup: some fella just got my goat up thanks mate
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you just remove the word that describes yourself :tool:
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yes:confused1: arbtalkers arbtrucks mines a wheelbarrow,so what. carries my tools
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come on now gorden,this is not the joke forum:lol:
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nothing to do will stilh-husky just to do with there always one who has to make a stupid comment on a thread they did not even start:001_huh:
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what that load of crap treequim,you grandads saw:blushing:
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dont tell me,another stihl hobby saw geek:lol:
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heres mine! one wheel drive,cheap to run,go anywhere. free tax/mot and not worth insuring:lol:
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hi david been back over the field today,retook pics of the large ash though the limb hole[this time camera] see what you think,1st ones the best[i think] also theres some of a birch,which is in the same fence line as the large fallen one i,ve just cut up,looks like this one has rotted and broken off half way up and then regrowth. also a small gnarly ash. these birch are at the bottem of a steep field,that can get very wet,thinks thats why they are all rotting? cheers martyn :
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smart:thumbup:
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reminds me of the classic film,lampoons christmas vacation,when they go and pick a tree:lol: dont try to burn the bugga on an open fire [like me last 2 yrs ago] almost had a chimney fire:blushing:
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when did you trim up JULY! our tree has not dropped one needle:thumbup1:yet!
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DEAR DEIDRE :lol:
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all the best:thumbup:
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yep! just like the one in this thread let mother nature do all the hard work,and then i just go and get the logs:thumbup1:
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all that tree climbing craig:sneaky2: happy new year:thumbup:
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i give up,pizza oven then:lol:
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thanks geoff as i wrote in the thread above to monkey d i will retake pic,when i go back for the wood and take my camera:thumbup: keep a eye out for thread *pic for monkey d*
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thats dangerous talk brian
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enjoy mate,enjoy i,ve got the 1st three but not the last one:thumbup1:
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you,ve got way too much time on your hands:lol:
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many thanks,sometimes when i take the dog for a walk i take the camera,nothing flashy,just a 4 mil mega pixel samsung digimax[posted some pic of a monkey puzzle tree taken with it a few days ago on here]it dont take a bad pic. when i went out to cut up this birch,i took minimum tools,chainsaw,combi can and a few files was wearing ppe,as it was a 6 field walk from the house? reason for the walk,its been so snowy and wet,i did not want to cut up the fields with 4x4 and trailer:blushing: in a few days,when the ground is harder,i will return to pick wood and will take camera and retake and list the thread pic for monkey d:thumbup:
