chris cnc
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Tesco night shifts on £11p/h OR Climbing for £7-£9p/h
chris cnc replied to Brodie's topic in Employment
i dont think that finding time to post on this forum is an indication of being a layabout who is sat on the computer all day... some of the best in the world "find the time" to post on here -
hahaha nice one
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Tesco night shifts on £11p/h OR Climbing for £7-£9p/h
chris cnc replied to Brodie's topic in Employment
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thats a cool vid! good luck with the work hunt!
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haha. i get around three calls a day, i've started saving the numbers in my mobile as "no" and "dont answer" etc... that catches some of em but there seems to be new numbers every day! and some are on private numbers so i have to answer incase its a customer! does me head in.
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nice! hopefully got a few years left in it
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thanks for the replies everyone, a lot to think about there. Arbgirl, ND Arb is level 3, and allows you to join the AA at technician level (although i haven't joined yet). Ill read through the rest of the comments later when i get a minute cheers
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hahaha sympathy breadcrumbs
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im in carrville/ belmont area, working throughout durham. if you ever need an extra pair of hands, give me a shout! and ill do the same if im working over that way. my number's 07743497618.
chris
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bender, here's some old ganoderma for comparison. colour can vary from grey to brown, the brown colour often being caused by spore deposits. thanks for the comments
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cheers ian, thats what i suspected, i think i will progress to one of the higher courses in the next year or two. what course were you thinking of doing?
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alright mate, im 24, self employed, just got £1m public liability with no height restriction, for approx £350 per year, including legal (if anything ever did go to court the insurance would cover the legal costs). I do mainly small garden trees, no monsters. hope this helps, (pm me if you would like the details of my insurance broker) chris
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just when you think low couldn't get any lower
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300 zubat, spot on, except im left handed... they need to bring out a left handed scabbard!
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Good luck lads! sorry if this is a derail/off topic, and i think i may have touched on this in an earlier thread, how does Tech Cert compare to Nation Diploma in Arboriculture? i ask because i have completed the latter, and am wondering is there any point in trying for the tech, or should i go straight to a higher course? any input appreciated, chris
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yep i went to business link and they gave me all the advice i needed. theres all sorts of different avenues for funding you can try, grants, loans, princes trust, inBiz, etc... just google "business link" to get their number and take it from there.
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the combi can the wonky hinge the faulty carb
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:lol:
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7......
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there are a couple of articles up on the arboricultural association website regarding what to do in this sort of situation. hope it helps FAQ Overview - Arboricultural Association
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haha it looked a bit risky like it nearly took his head off before it swung round and killed the shed. no helmet either!. i suppose the £250 would have covered the shed though haha. sorry angus it was on itv tonite i doubt it'll be online.
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did anyone just see that dismantle clip on youve been framed? own up, who was it?
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haha almost looks like hes being struck by lightning. cool pics:thumbup1:
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and some more random finds- what i think are: Young Pleurotus not sure? Exidia glandulosa ... Dunno Daedalopsis confragsa (cant be bothered to check the spelling)
