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  1. Martyn Amos
    need to season it then:thumbup1:
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    good film that my left foot:lol: try these rob,think they are class 1 only:laugh1:
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    my point:thumbup1: cheers chill
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    i just think,fell,log,split JOB DONE there cant be any quicker way to dry your logs when you split them[unless you kiln dry them]?
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    same here! just perfect for close in work [hedge work] my weapon of choice:001_huh:
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    nice stacking girdle,understand the max air flow bit but is it not double the work? youve split and stacked to dry,then when you want it to burn,you have to cut for size,so you have to handle twice. hence- log,split,and stack[handled once]then when needed fill the log basket and burn.-BINGO:thumbup1:
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    knew there was something missing,got the fire guard,now need a chimney to go with it:001_tt2:
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    got to be 50yrs plus,its bigger than the house:blushing:
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    thanks guys:thumbup1: i did take a large limb off a sweet chestnut last year,but because i heared it spiits i give away[i have open fire] i always have and burn plenty of oak,ash,beech and birch and my neighbours buy a barrel or two off me now and again[they have a stove] so they will be having some mixed in,if i get anymore.:001_huh: i also noticed when i cut the limb into rounds how stunning the chestnut logs are,very dark in the middle,also very hard to split[never splits straight,it twists]??
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    i always split ASAP and stack in a open front log shed[for the air] they season quicker when split
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    sweet chestnut,any good to burn? heard its smokey and spits? cheers martyn:001_huh:
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    i agree,ive been burning green ash[the day it was cut] and it dont make a sound when burning its easy to split and seems to be bone dry well it burns well for me anyway [open fire]
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    nice dog tooth cut,as expected on a leaning tree. is that a knot in the hinge:blushing: looks like a job well
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    hi mate i cut some large limbs off a ash tree about 2 months ago and i am burning it now on an open fire?
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    pm sent
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    if he give me some work,he would be my hero:lol:
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    ps, forgot to add i have all my own gear climbing gear and saw,plus ground saws and i am a lovable rouge?
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    nice to talk to you on the phone gord:thumbup1: hope to be working with you soon soon as you get it sorted with property developer,give me a shout regards martyn:thumbup:
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    i ask myself the same?? many a letter sent with details,phoned the office and left details what more can i do:blushing: could be a few reasons 1,they dont need anymore staff:confused1: 2,they dont like my name [martyn amos??] 3,because i am self employed and such a awesome work machine,they feel under threat that i may take all their work off them and they wont have any jobs:001_tt2: [i would love to work for smerdon]
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    ps,THANKS:thumbup1:
  22. Martyn Amos
    smashing,5 mins drive from ponty [nelson] 01443 451015
  23. Martyn Amos
    hi all anyone got a bit of work at the moment,if you have a busy spell or to cover staff holidays,south wales area or will travel within an hours drive i am a self employed sole trader,but at the moment things are very slow [weather not helping?] nptc cs30/31/38/39 [new to climbing passed aug 2010] but love it. cscs card,eusr card full clean licence[pre 97] own transport 4x4 [can carry out off road work]. have subbed for a company from dorset many times since 2008 last winter worked for them for 6 months hedge laying and fencing and worked on previous jobs tree and vegatation clearance [newt and dormouse work] knighton countryside management if you need a ref [they have a website] thanks martyn
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    walking the dog in the autumn,and found this perfect [penny bun/cep] in a small wood,the were loads,some the size of dinner plates ,but they were all rotten,except this one
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    hi i payed £686.50 in august this year for cs38/39 [5 days training and 1 day assessment] with proclimber [west wales] outstanding company to deal with,from the people who run it,to 1st class training and fair prices i contacted a local collage and its about £1000??

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