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##ray##

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  1. hia hama dont know if this would be of any use but i used to go to one and found it of great help to me South East England Speakers all people wanting to acheive what you want but for different reasons and with different levels . could possibly open other doors as well. ray
  2. hia i dont know if this is any use someone i was talking to was saying that if you get a cheap mobile phone switch it to silent and hide it somewhere on your truck / caravan etc and left plugged into a charger rigged to the battery , if the worse does happen you can call the police give them the number they contact the provider and can find out where it is within meters by calling it . as i say dont know how true this is but for the sake of a tenner might be worth it you could even try to hide one on your chipper so long as you keep it charged.
  3. hia im very interested please give me a call 0771 339 1679 cheers ray
  4. is it me or is this thread 3 YEARS OLD ?????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! if not count me in:lol:
  5. try ebay for press plans...... i read somewhere you need 2 parts cooking 2 parts crab and 4 parts eating i think i once juiced some apples and put into demi johns it poured out through the air lock 3 times .... trouble was it was in the airing cupboard pmsl
  6. found it ! cheers lee im going for a lie down now ... i feel a bit funny
  7. its gone ..... yup thats what i thought i spent ages looking for it in the search engine, on daves posts NOTHING i bet someones complained cos it made em feel queesy:001_rolleyes:
  8. hia does anyone know where i can find the thread "stump grinder accident- view with caution" cheers ray
  9. hia rob dont know if you got my message i sent but if you interested give us a bell 0771 339 1679
  10. my dad had a picture of him stood inside the major oak but i cant find it anywhere and your not allowed near it now
  11. be careful mate if it was me and i set a trap you can gaurantee it would back fire . its crap that the law wont do owt but if you take revenge they string you up. id love to see all the arb guys that have had something stolen go and knock on their door or even better catch them in the act then make them dig a grave somewhere scary or else you could dig a hole near the fence where they are coming over fill it with something horrible then cover it over and make sure you get it on camera so you can get your £200 quid on tele :lol: good luck with it
  12. hia ty what a great thread imoo where the english go from no h+s to lets be bloody stupid the french say lets just get the job done, i saw a film of them building a mast and im sure they wasnt wearing any climbing gear. i also witnessed them doing roadworks , they did in one day what the british would take 6 weeks to do. my point is that you might not find they work like the british. i would like to think that i (although not an experienced arb) would have made best of the situation on the day . go away and buy my own gear and look after it when ever they wasnt looking, that way you can still learn how to make yourself better than them. on the last note its great to hear some one say they are 41 and just starting , so am i and a few people have said im to old to climb . all i can say to them is b@//@(!$
  13. you soppy buggers lol my dad was great always built me things like a castle with all the knights a tommy gun that actually made the sound and the best aset of stilts a cud talk for ages about the stuff we did am 41 now an still give him a hug (when no ones watching of course:blushing:) i think the best one is listening to him sing even now he sings to my kids an a love it when he sings " time to go to bed now .... little man youve had a busy day" thats it now im getting choked up an need to do something manly
  14. made me smile [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UxaCfJfw6AY]YouTube - The Bricklayers Song[/ame]
  15. ##ray##

    drying kit !

    when they not looking take your trousers into your bedroom turn em inside out and put em on the radiator put paper down anput your boots upside down under radiator put your gloves on as well . when she goes out at weekend get your kit washed . good one for your gloves ... when they dry put your gloves on and then rub dubbin into them you can also dub your boots using your gloves keeps em soft an doesnt make em slippy
  16. we was hanging trees up and then taking them down so that we knew how to , something else i remembered that was good , if you look down your first cut when you do your second cut you should see shavings jump about at the bottom as you meet it up hope this makes sense and im not telling you how to suck eggs , like i say i only just passed mine
  17. hia odd bird i just passed mine this monday with no prior experience . i really think you need to stop worrying so much , the more you worry the more you will not think straight . try putting the saw to the tree without it running and look at what you are wanting to do, make sure you are comfy but most of all enjoy it . i bet you come back at the end of the week and say you were worrying about nothing:thumbup:
  18. thanks for the congrats lads ,cant wait till im climbing
  19. had a weeks training last week ,really enjoyed it loved it right from the off. assessment today and passed onwards from here:thumbup:
  20. this is exciting will it blow up and can we have a count down lol
  21. not long now wonder if we will get it to £3000 or more
  22. all the best for 2011 to all at arbtalk may you all have an excellent year :cheers:
  23. cheers for that note to myself " must get a note book and write down tree types and their uses - furniture firewood etc ":001_smile:
  24. hia i got a question, why would you use elm for a chopping board, what are its qualities. i think i heard that sycamore was good for kitchen utensils because it has no taste, is this true and would it be any good for a chopping board

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