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Adam Bourne

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  1. these figures are quite alarming really......80% thats way to high?, what with rapid weather change across the globe, to and decline in some of the most valuable and most important species to mankind him self! this can't good....surely there is good news out there somewhere.
  2. Looking at the birds is a good start my friend, and its not looking good....... New figures show populations of farmland birds at record low, with woodland birds also experiencing a 24% decline, we can only hope we are at least stalling these declines......... our jobs of retaining these eco-systems are now of a greater importance.....
  3. absolutely gob smacked, what amazing photography, and an awesome opportunity, and unless i win the lotto something i will never get to see or do never mind i will just have to look at your photos again.......
  4. awesome photos mate............
  5. There is no wrong or right to this question mate, its all down to tree health, size and location, percentage of reduction and most of all good tree management, If a reduction was in place on a tree where there were no safety factors involved i,e in the middle of a field or woodland then why would you????. Then on the other hand if it was in close proximity of us destructive humans then it would come down to tree health, size and all our professional minds to make the right decision, if the tree was in decline or showing signs of crown failure then to reduce it could be one of its best chances of survival, then it still stems down to how much how regular.........(good tree management)...... or you could just tell your teacher because it pays the bills.....
  6. nice one frank, you got anymore videos coming up soon?
  7. 3rd on the carbon gekos i to have buckle base and still going strong after 9 years........... not sure you can mark you got any pictures ?
  8. Yes Imori Is nice rope but i have my tachyon which is even better IMO:001_tt2:
  9. Agreed...... I'm a big fan of 2 climbing lines and also a big fan of redirects used in either in conjunction with the V-rig/M-method and also double pulleys, what ever you choose to use make sure your comfortable using it, stay safe and K,I,S. Adam
  10. Think it was the APF about 6-7 years ago mind......
  11. just out of curiosity, how old is the saw and has it done a lot of work? only ask as i bought one early this year and wanted to know the life expectancy of them!!!! Adam
  12. Or possibly another tree that was removed from under it...... Nice work....
  13. nice job mark...... Now I've seen your face i just realised we have met before, i did see you at jones show this year but you were busy talking with a pint in hand.....(defiantly you then.....). but i first met you at another show a few years back, you was pissed and funny as f..................k:thumbup:
  14. Just watch that bina though mate, maillon would be much safer....... have you tried it yet buddy
  15. Aries is lovely and smooth really supple which makes it great for tying knots, blaze i think is a little more on the hard side, still a nice rope though.....never tried velocity so can't comment on that.....review looks good on it though. Adam
  16. Thanks friend, i think there both wonderful to ....... apart from climbing there my life

  17. oh dear .........what a load of coff coff.............crap!!!!!!!!! vikings all the way....
  18. yes mate you can to a normal cambium saver, and the rope guides are well smooth you would not believe the difference they make just using a pulley...... with the cambium saver and a pulley you do get a bit more friction...
  19. from our good friend Taylor...... [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D_zDuHgVbBk&feature=feedu]pulleySAVER - YouTube[/ame]
  20. 758000 35/35 victories i must be sad..................
  21. Nice Video James.................... Love that last photo of the beech tree rigging 2bob .........nice. p.s grow up lads
  22. don't bother if its less than its retail price and a you don't get on with it mate let me know i'll have ago with it.........
  23. Look quite solid mate, would say you should get a couple of years out them, then i guess the replacements won't be cheap either
  24. had a look at one the other week, look nice, and all components are replaceable, would be nice to try one, but for nearly £100 i think i'll wait till both my rope guides need throwing.......

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