tarzan
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I am sorry friend your wrong dumping without permission is fly tipping wether it's your rubbish ore not on any property/ land. And that's fact. Read it up in law books. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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I have it lucky that my Uncal is the owner of Saunders law and litigation in London so when I need info I call him and his team and they give me advice on the matter. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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When I've worked on trees that have disputes with neighbours I've all ways kept out of the neighbours garden. When you cross that fence by ladder rope ore foot it is trespassing. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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That's true. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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Back in 2006/7 there was a case between covile vs finch regarding a apple tree growing over a neighbours conservatory in a witch had made the conservatory roof dirty and clogged the guttering. The owner of the tree was fined £650- £350 for the repair £220 cleaning £80 court cost. The judge made it quite clear that the owner of the tree is responsible for the tree and the damage it causes and the mess it leaves behind from fruit to leaves to root. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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Look it up it is the law. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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Skyhuck is right the law states that if the said tree is infringing on ones boundary and the owner of said tree dose not control the growth then the other person can have the tree pruned back to boundary mark and the tree owner is not responsible for the waste and by law cannot be left on his property. Sent from my iPhone using Arbtalk mobile app
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Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.
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We'll this week has been challenging I was on the look out for a new member to my work force. And it has been a pain in the arse but all done on the 3rd try. And what a grafter he is I am we'll impressed.... Thank god that's over because the first two needed shooting.
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Hear comes the boom 😱
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Make shaw you fill up the chain oil when you put fuel in because it makes the saw toe heavy. 😗😃😄😱😂,😈😈🙈🙉🙊
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It's all common sense anyway and easy to do. So we'll worth doing it
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All my lads have cscs and cpcs and I hold a SSS ticket and found that on some jobs that I've done tree work on I've been more qualified than the site supervisor .😏
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On saturday i was on a conifer reduction and managed to sell the wood for £45 to the locals who came out the wood work as soon as we started the job. And it was amusing to see them load it in to wheelie bins. It was like a pack of wolfs who could cram the most in to a bin. Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.
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I am in South London/ kent and I charge £200 for oak and £150 mixed and that's on a transit tipper level with tailboard.
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Well done nice clean work Choose a job you love, and you will never have to work a day in your life.
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Nope only in a tree is used for
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Cheers for the support bros. yep a true dad and friend.
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Today has been a day of mixed feelings. First thing this morning i found out that my dad had passed away in his sleep. But his death gave me hope in that shortly after lunch I received a phone call from network rail confirming that I have won the contracts on 9 of there car park redevelopment in witch I have all the tree work. I've never been a believer but karma has defiantly thrown a spanner in the works. So as I sit hear in my back garden in front of the fire I say thanks dad for all you have done and the help you have given me from raising me and from saving my arse when I fed my chipper a lump of steel and you staying up all to the crack of dawn repairing my chipper for work the next day and for showing me that when all that seams lost you just take a step back smile and face it head on. Cheers dad R.I.P. A true legend
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whats the hardest timber we have growing in Britain???
tarzan replied to se7enthdevil's topic in Woodcraft Forum
Holm oak -
Last year we was down sittingbourne in kent at a place called G-FARM in the kent science park. And they are growing it there for people that suffer with M.S. I hate the smell but one of my lads spent most of his time standing next to the green houses
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Nice and easy job loved the clients to and found out at lunch time when we was having bacon buttes with the husband and wife that the husband is one of the top 5 people for the trading standards for south London.
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When the timber is in the bottom of the river it pulls in the minerals from the silt and that gives it a distinctive look when you cut it.
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Jaguar xj8 x reg for removal of two ash trees.
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