Sam Thompson
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**Arb Quaeda. Sam
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Are they not different sizes too rovers? Sam
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You need a bigger lad or a smaller saw! Nice looking rig, 48" bar? Sam (Jealus)
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:L Nah, its only me in some of the shots. It is me in the one with the two old folk though. I didnt know them and basically just said "Fancy being in a picture?" so I just sat next to them in my sheet and clickity click. The thing is they could have done anything and I wouldnt have known until i checked the camera! Its one of my favourites "Hes always in the ****... its only the depth that varies". That was the Latin report I recieved from school! Sam
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Thanks! Sam
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I just did theese for fun. The shy naturist! Sam
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Ron Burgandy "I love scotch, scotchy scotchy scotch. Here it goes down, down into my belly..." =D Love Anchorman And Stephen Fry, "Excuse me one has a text" for texts :L Sam
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Just reported I bet SFA is done though Sam
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free chip tip site in east london
Sam Thompson replied to urbangardenangel's topic in Firewood forum
Have you got any more information about the growing scheme? Sorry I cant help you with the chip -but last time I checked it was about £80 per ton round here. It will be a kind soul who gives it for free, but theres a few about. I have done a fair bit off work with a community orchard scheme and wonder how they compare Cheers, Sam -
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And pictures 3 & 5 in your Horse Logging album are brilliant mate
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Their some fair sticks there HL. You contracting or your own woodland? Sam
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I dont really do anything serious yet. Going to the Barony College in Dumfries to do Forestry with forest mechanism, so hopefully do some "proper" felling when Im up there. At the moment I use a "farmers" MS390 with an 18" bar, all I use it for really is thinning in our little hazle wood and round about for dropping firewood and limbing. Think I will upgrade after college to a pro saw (If im any good ) and like the look of the Husky 576Xp with a 20" as an allrounder, though maybe something a bit smaller. Sam
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What sort of bar are you running then for clearing that sort of stuff? Thanks, Sam
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Hum, Looks abit rummy to me - sort of chinese. But I have'nt got any knowledge of that model. Should'nt it have a Chain Break? (Doesnt look like it should from a bit of Googling) Same seller, same saw? Listed twice? STIHL 070 CHAINSAW 36" LONG BAR (RRP. £1400) NEW on eBay (end time 31-Aug-10 16:25:50 BST) Sam
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Im joking mate They do make reasonable rucksacks though. Sam
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Nice job What do you think of the Husky? Sam (Sorry for bringing it up. Again!)
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I wouldnt buy a waterproof made by Berghaus Paramo's Velez Smock is brillaint. I have two, an orange one and a green one. They are the only "modern" type waterproof I will wear. The green one I have used on the hill for stalking for the past 3 years and I bought the orange one for photography, walking and scrambling last winter. Second to my Swanndris I think they are the best jackets I have come across. They are completly waterproof and very windproof too. A real cracker of a jacket I wouldnt be without one. Páramo Sam
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AGREED. The first one makes me laugh every time though! Sam
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I do indeed Im just getting to grips with the new one. Sam
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Thanks bud Sam
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Good stuff, I do alsorts, but dark and moody landscapes are my favourite. One of the best things to do to improve your skills is take pictures of animals and people, its hard to get right! Playing is the name of the game, all this "rule of thirds" stuff can wait Sam
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Thanks Dean, what sort of stuff are you doing? And we are all still learning Sam
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