Ian Flatters
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If you did do one you must have Buzzsurgeons cedar top fell. P.S i think a calender is a great idea less the nakedness but think some of the photos on here are worthy. Id buy one if ever it came about.
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Thank-you:thumbup1:
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Reminder as its only a few months away. Got a lot of different events porbably the best event of its kind around. UK Game Fair ? East Anglia ? Show Events and Attractions
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Dan, How do i get a password for the isa section as over xmas decided to re-join?
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All the time. Were good to each other too if they've got a job nearby my yard and need to dump some chip etc then im fine with that too and vice versa. Also if a job is too far for me to go to i pass it on to someone whos closer and get a pint off them later on in the year.
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How did i miss this thread. Ali G still makes me laugh so hard.
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[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=braH3VoqT5M]YouTube - News Reporter Gets Hit By Sled[/ame]
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I would of guessed Phaeolus too (as i have seen it around that area) but the report i was shown only mention the excessive lean and odd decay pocket and the risk of failure in the sandy loam soil. Nothing about being hollow or any fungi (prob wasn't present at the time). Think i have saved someone some explaining if it fell over.
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Well i told james to hold his breath as air is very light so if it failed he would float safely towards the ground like a hot air balloon:001_tongue:. I based it on the report carried out by another consultant a year ago. But also checked for external cracks and weak decay unions that could pose a threat to the climber.
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Basically the client wanted it done with no risk of timber rolling towards the fence and road. So i agreed i would rig it all off.
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80ft ones a lot + planning + a crane to lift + Risk assesments. 40ft not as much. If you contact the guy chalky white who does the norfolk game fair he should be able to tell yo how he puts his up and what it costs. Other than that i know nothing else about setting them up. Hope this helps.
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Cheers, to make it worse it was hollow too.
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An Essex girls chest?
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Hollow Scots removal today Downhill Rigging | Facebook
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This is quite addictive.
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Google Ad word not so good but Google places works really well. Links to my website etc and its free.
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Is it the casing around the air filter/ part of the handle?
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We'd be £350 richer thanks to you've been framed.
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Sorry Oaks in blofield. Still laugh about that guy in the van 'hello im the tree warden what are you doing'......'oh whats happening with the wood' and the old boy who near drove into the cones, signs etc. GoPro are sending me some more stuff through inc STICKERS!!!!! (Yes easily pleased) I'll take a pic for you so you can see sundays job on sat of which i'll send you directions now.
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Middle one looks like meripilus, Can't really tell on the 1st one but im sure monkey d or hamadrayd will know. 3rd i don't think it is but it might be Cryptococcus fagisuga damage or just lichen?
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Nice, remeinds me of that large stem we did that with on that oak in blofield. P.S did you ever get the gopro?
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Bump:001_tongue:
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You could get some extra cash weighing the metal in. Must be at least a £1.
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Treeworker is a good outfit and his prices are good too. Easton College is also good and the trainers there so either of these 2 and hopefully you shouldn't go too far wrong. On my felling course i remember there was a guy who was 56 he didn't fell as many trees as i young and dumb lads but just plodded along.
