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  1. s.varty
    3rd from last looks like lemon balm or spearmint
  2. s.varty
    No measurements, but id say £100,
  3. s.varty
    Theres a big difference in an ok climber and an awesome one when it comes to what they can demand in pay
  4. s.varty
    If you consider yourself a good climber,then its time to look elsewhere mate.
  5. s.varty
    Like the last line a lot, rings a :thumbup1:bell
  6. s.varty
    Ive tried climbing trees, its bloody hard work,nerve wracking and downright dangerous, deffo not for me, I would happily keep my feet on the ground and cut grass for a lot less pay of a good climber
  7. s.varty
    I was surprised at the power, maybe the double edge makes a lot of difference as opposed to blade against blank
  8. s.varty
    Self employed? I can well believe it and theres plenty of work around:thumbup1:
  9. s.varty
    Don't think so:laugh1: climbers are born ,not neccesarilly taught
  10. s.varty
    WOW! if ever theres a nuclear war , I know where im heading for shelter. Like that a lot:thumbup1:
  11. s.varty
    As I see it, if I employ people I can get any type of person to use a mower,young/old/thin/fat etc, but when it comes to climbing ,well that's a different type altogether and deserves lot more than a grass cutter (not knocking grass cutters) I was one for 18 odd years.
  12. s.varty
    We never used earmuffs, let alone all the ppe nowadays
  13. s.varty
    Was he playing with a hedgehog in the garden?
  14. s.varty
    No big words please ,but why was he edited? no idea what spamming is as stubby said , simples please
  15. s.varty
    How did you get a free sample? Id try it if its free:thumbup1:
  16. s.varty
    Better than anything I could ever do....your first carve,aint so bad:thumbup1:
  17. s.varty
    Certainly not being left out now! within minutes its changed from calm to a howling gale:confused1:
  18. s.varty
    All this wind must of forgot us, feel a bit left out
  19. s.varty
    You must live near me then:laugh1:
  20. s.varty
    Light winds,rain later (whats new) no high winds forecasted
  21. s.varty
    If the bbc weather is right for once, im going to miss any gales or heavy rain. We had our share last week
  22. s.varty
    Google ,maximum weights department of transport,
  23. s.varty
    I used to have my mower tyres filled with a liquid rubber that sets solid, loading shovels on landfills used it, I cant remember what its called but I can give you a contact in Bedfordshire that used to do it for me and they could tell you what it is , and you may be able to source some in your area? LW vass 01525 403255
  24. s.varty
    Like that:thumbup1:
  25. s.varty
    Have to agree with you stubby,,, with gritted teeth.

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