RobRainford

I apologise if anything was taken wrong. But if that's what the tender quotes and there's a specialist firm In there to deal with it. It doesnt seem right. I only mentioned it because it's horrible stuff. Which can all to easily be made 10x worse! I have now qualms about travel. You have to go to the work. Good on you for working across the country. I struggle to find it outside my hometown!

I've priced jobs badly before. But never done myself out of money. I just work out other ways to do it. one job overran by 3 days and I actually saved £50 in costs! Tom I explained what's best on the phone. Even if you told the client to wait till it suits you better. I can give you more days and do them all later in the month. Not for free but I'd help you out as a favour as it's a bit of a living nightmare so far this job. From what I've been told. Start up business closer to home and I'll work every job with you Tom.

The best way to control jk is to spray it late autumn when it's storing it's energy. We stem inject it and it proves to give a better control rate than spraying. Defra have plenty of info on jk and plenty of info on it. We've got a job where it's grown in one garden. Moved next door and is growing under a patio and has sprouted through the floor of a garden shed!! It's all got to be dug out.

You cannot flail JK in any state. As that would be propagating it. It can regenerate from a piece as small as 1mm. It has to either be left in situ or dug up and buried at a minimum depth of 3m. Or cart the same amount of soil volume to a registered waste disposal site/landfill.

i just wash ropes in the bath, few soap flakes, give it a good blast with the showerhead and then run the rope through your hands in the water to get out most of the dirt. Which reminds me, need to do that at some point in the next week or so. got a dirty rope here!

at least the tree seems happy, look at its smiling face!

they are about £350 in oz

shows 2:20 from my place. i could do it if you desperately need me to. have you got someone to do the pop?

tom whats the address for the site, want to see how far it is for me

you shouldnt be cutting jap knotweed. that is propagating it, and that is illegal!

i would wait for the new one, as much as you may want it now, the new one will be announced in less than a week, so id wait it out for that, its meant to be cheaper too! wired4smoke: new ipads currently retail at £439 for 16GB wifi £400 is a good price for a new one!

'A report on Arborists using top handled chainsaws one handed and possible injury to themselves due to less control of the chainsaw' Derived from arb magazine: 'One handed chainsaw use: Will we Never learn?'

id get one, wait till the new one is out, its due to be announced on the 2nd march with 2 cameras, smaller screen, bigger resolution and a few other features. ill be having a new one!

i think it would suit a nice light green

i have the stein one, nice jacket, the long zip vents on the underarms are a godsend when the weather is warm but you have to wear the jacket!

Sex is the best way to lose weight. Look how many calories you can burn: TAKING OFF THE CLOTHES With her agreement (2 cal) Without her agreement (687 cal) TAKING OFF THE BRA With both hands (8 cal) With one hand (12 cal) With one hand being slapped (37 cal) With the mouth (85 cal) PUTTING ON THE CONDOM With erection (6 cal) Without erection (515 cal) PRELIMINARIES Trying to find the clitoris (8 cal) Trying to find G spot (92 cal) Not giving a **** (0 cal) WHEN DOING IT Holding her up (12 cal) Just on the floor (8 cal) POSITIONS Daddy-Mummy (12 cal) 69 laying (18 cal) 69 standing up (212 cal) Wheelbarrow (416 cal) Italian chandelier (912 cal) HAVING AN ORGASM Real (112 cal) Fake (315 cal) POST ORGASM Staying in bed (18 cal) Jumping off the bed (36 cal) Explaining why she jumped off the bed (816 cal) GETTING THE SECOND ERECTION Between 16 and 19 years of age (12 cal) from 20 to 29 (36 cal) from 30 to 39 (108 cal) from 40 to 49 (324 cal) from 50 to 59 (972 cal) over 60 (2916 cal) PUTTING ON THE CLOTHES Quietly (32 cal) Being in a hurry (98 cal) With her husband opening the door (2218 cal)

Camerawoman was wearing it! still got it, but changed to XTC whilst climbing at college and prefer it, had a bit of a play in my container today with the blaze but it felt too thin! I just keep it as a spare! you will pick more up. im like a magpie!

a tryout day at myerscough we could, they dont let us anymore, its branches are all shiny! would like to have a go up the monster beech up there one day though! Another climbing day is in order! thats a different thread though!

couple more images, one is the aerial rescue practice, all the trees were like that, tall and good to climb! second is the first day of getting all my new kit, just playing in the little sycamore in the garden, i wish everything was still that shiny!

they were all nice big single stemmed syccies! big green ladders! and the odd oak but i didnt like climbing them as they didnt have as many branches!

heres a couple from my CS38 course back in 2009! didnt get any of me climbing, as i had the camera!

The moral of the story is: Silky all the way! Forgot to answer the question.

dont grow up, just get bigger toys!

I thought it was cool too! It must have taken a lot of time for someone to do that!

I'll be taking delivery of a cs100 this week. Had a demo and thought it was ace. Good price and it's a very well put together machine