bareroots
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why is it inappropriate? I paid respects to those that might care about him. Because someone has died should we alter what we think about him. Granted i sould be inappropriate to send a letter to his wife saying that but this is a forum on arboriculture... surely
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you can't get them climbing too early if tehy want to climb. My lad could climb the steps to the slide before he could walk from the bottom back to the steps. He had to crawl. Round and round and round he went. Got him climbing trees free with me close by or on his own if they're lil and grass landing
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hey steve,
I know that post of mine might be blunt but its not disrespectful. surely its a fair attitude to have that warrents discussion?
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terrible news for the mans family and friends.
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is that what i think it is? ... a rip to the ground? inspiration indeed still what do kids care when climbing. nice shots.
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Monday, can't think, erm... heading to gatebeck. Can't remember the incident. Probably thought it was me paying the phone too much attention. I thought you were a carnforth lad?
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no pennies left after buying the hobbs i see...
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hey JP & hodge, fancy going three ways on this?
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looks good for you paul
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it's a tourist thing. there's better oaks about that have more dignity. Joe public don't know about them though... alls the better for it too.
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peak stamina is reached for men in their thirties. You don't need peak aerobic fitness for this job so much as endurance and skill. Age isn't a limitation. the mind is. IMO personality and application is more important then age
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When it's good it a great job. Few better. A lets face it, most of us feel more of a man then the next in a pub when asked what we do. There's kudos in what we do. I climb, and love every minute i'm off the ground. It's going to attract lots of people to the trade. Combined with colleges churning out people with tickets And cowboys bang bang out for the buck. Is therer any surprise there's lots of competition. Supply and demand. .
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Big Beech Tree available - some cash too...
bareroots replied to bareroots's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
just PM'd you with some more details. Can get a picture up tomorrow. -
there's a tractor in the back ground. did you winch/pull it over? or did you just use your wedges. If just the wedges i can understand you wanting to get some weight of the house side.
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it great to feel the love
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that seems very reasonable. what rate do others charge
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having a hard time learning to love mine... but i'm getting there
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was that your action or just found. Nice skills if it was you. Great shrapnel and after shock.
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There is an huge beech trunk in a very public space available to carve. Hundreds of tourist pass evry day. The Community doesn't have a lot of money to spend ~() but could put up some cash. It would be a great show piece to promote your work. The trunk is well over 1m dbh and straight up to 7 m tall retaining its girth with a wide union at its top. Positioned beneath ornamental gardens, waterfall and meditation gardens. I've been asked to put it forward to the form to see if there are any takers?
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contact rodney holland. he's just down the road. he's a pro and a gent. look up his web site
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get your axe out you lazy buggers
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nice work gentlemen. not bad for two day on small stuff.
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I just knew you lot would pick up on ian's no helmet We'd stopped work to let the halls estate team come in and shift the wood out the way. hence the op to take some photos. Sorry. Not taken on a phone though. Digi cam that I tookl up the tree. Cheers for the compliments.
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does it count that I got off the ground of this mountain ash in tasmania... No Probably not.
