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  1. Ian Clarke
    lucky sod
  2. Ian Clarke
    hey worcs wuss any news
  3. Ian Clarke
    I would love to have the time to learn and go shooting espically with a well trained dog. but i dont get the chance
  4. Ian Clarke
    A friend has a husky wolf cross but I prefer spaniels can't decide between Springer or cocker or cross of the two
  5. Ian Clarke
    Hello all im planning on getting a spaniel some time soon and trying to get ideas for an arb name. I think chip. what are your thoughts?
  6. Ian Clarke
    Get an old kitchen knife heat it on the gas. Wrap the bit of your rope your are going to cut at point of where you are going to cut it. Cut through the tape and rope in one hit *hopefully* the knife will need to be v hot look for a nice cherry red. Cut and heat sealed in one fell swoop
  7. Ian Clarke
    Very good point there desert rat
  8. Ian Clarke
    They still teach and assess the 3 knot system. I like the idea of the zig zag but I don't think the hitch cord will be replaced. On its own its versatile and put it together with a pulley either hitch climber or something similar and it becomes even more useable in different situations. So yes the zigzag is a good idea but its a mechanical version of something that already works. And what happens when the links get worn out? I'm sure the most expensive cord is cheaper than a new zigzag or even a new part if they do that*I don't know if they do
  9. Ian Clarke
    So did you swampster? I'm landyard left rope middle saw on right and I want a sawpod other stuff somewhere on the harness
  10. Ian Clarke
    A vote for sip progress but I haven't tried the stretch airs personally. I had a pair of hiflex they died in 12 months and im now on sip progress.
  11. Ian Clarke

    Hi all

    Ian Clarke replied to junglist's topic in General chat

    Welcome from the flatlands of Suffolk. And just comment what you think that's what a forum is for and don't be afraid to ask a question because I bet someone else wants to ask the same question.
  12. Ian Clarke
    Sounds like a fantastic oppertunity. For the right person
  13. Ian Clarke
    bump?
  14. Ian Clarke
    If the one round Haverhill comes off and im not busy id like to come along.
  15. Ian Clarke
    I've got a lumia 900. * I prefer the bigger screen size to the lumia 600. It does everything office wise and an app that is handy is windows sky drive. The camera is good battery is good.
  16. Ian Clarke
    That looks fantastic guys. I've only been climbing a few months but would of liked to have a try.
  17. Ian Clarke
    Hello All my name is Ian Clarke. I am a self employed climber/groundie. I have got 3 years experience in tree surgery. from small domestic work to bigger contracts. I have got my 30 31 38 39 my own saw *top handle* climbing kit PPE and transport with full clean driving licence and public liability to £1million i have a good work ethic *stay till the job is done. and am happy to drag brush all day to trimming hedges to rigging jobs and everything in between. I currently work for a few firms but i am looking to fill my days that i am currently not working. references can be provided. If you are interrested please give me a PM or a call on 07515 156 616. if i dont answer leave a quick message and ill get back to you asap wishing everyone on arbtalk a prosperous 2013
  18. Ian Clarke
    well it worked ill give him that
  19. Ian Clarke
    Interested and have pm'd
  20. Ian Clarke
    Sent U a pm
  21. Ian Clarke
    im a rock climber and soon to be tree climber officially. a story it wasnt me personally but some mates went climbing up in scotland on a big crack multipitch only to find a dead deer on the top of the 3rd pitch and could not get around it or away from the smell quick enough as it had been there for a few days and was rotting nicely.
  22. Ian Clarke
    i would love to come along and have a go but i am snowboarding in scotland but anything in norfolk/suffolk/essex i am always keen to hear about. dmclimber
  23. Ian Clarke
    hey all first off ashman the book will be in the post by saturday morning at the latest 2nd hama i looked up the cost to post to america and it was about £6.50-£8.00 depending on weight of the book thanks all dm
  24. Ian Clarke
    I would need an address better make sure its detailed as its going overseas. And I will look at the cost and get bk to you on that asap hama
  25. Ian Clarke
    who is next as my time on the book has finished.

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