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Hi andy There is work out there for enthusiastic hard workers most of which is in utilities, there are lots of companies in your area feel free to contact me if you decide to go down this route and enjoy your time at kingswood, the chaser is good grub. Terry
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Hi pete I have one and have used it quite a bit, it's great for slowly milling stems that might otherwise go to waste, but is hard work. Terry
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Here here it's a joke, what about when the boots on the other foot, they wouldn't think twice a bout killing not only soldiers but women or kids. He should be released immediately. Terry
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Pretty sure it is
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Not wood wasp they have yellow legs, not sure but they look like fly
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We went pretty much same route recently, a few must sees are, falls of mysak near Ullapool. Kyle of lochalsh Eileen donnagh castle. And the forestry commision campsite Cairngorms near the mountain centre I've forgotten the name but it's got a small loch and woodland with red squirrels. It's also worth doing dunked and the hermitage on the way back down the A9, where you can see quite a few heritage trees. Terry
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<p>Hi Martyn </p>
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<p>No worries mate keep away from them power lines.</p>
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You are technically correct Paul, but there is quite a bit more than tension and compression taught on a CS47 course. There are very few similarities between using a saw from MEWP/harness, for instance 39 no mention of how and why attachment of saw to bucket, positioning in relation to cutting ETC, Isn't it all about being trained to cope with the task at hand? Not sure where a person/employer would stand if there where an incident where he/she was not trained for the task at hand despite it not being a prerequisite. Terry
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At least she was an arb dog and had a great life out on site
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Hi Ian Get real experience and your CS quals first then a level2 such as isa cert ETC, the degree should come only after experience Terry
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Kingswood all the way. The other units can be added afterwards and are a bit much for a new starter If you any more info feel free to ring me on 07791605132
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Plus what appears to be Corsican pine can be no more than 50-60 years old.
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Question for any star-gazing Arbtalkers.
apexarb replied to felixthelogchopper's topic in The Lounge
Hey Felixstowe Reflectors are a great start not too expensive and a 6 inch will get you the rings of Saturn tx Terry -
Hey Paul that's **** hope they chop their own heads off
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Hi Rob as per the other posts you are doing the right courses to get your foot in the door with any decent firm, even the NEEBOSH will be beneficial to an approved contractor etc, I sometimes instruct courses at kings wood for service leavers etc and can tell you that you will get a great start there, and with your squaddie ethic you should do well in this trade. Terry
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Hey Paul it's terry how's it going
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Hi buster I know a few people in your area ex forces included involved in arb feel free to give me a ring 07791605132
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hi mark give me a ring on 07791 605 132 i may be able to help
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It was surprisingly good more look than skill
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heres one we carved earlyer on loch tay
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hi ross
give me a ring and ill try to fill you in on how to do it
terry my no is 07791 605 132
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BS3998 2010 is your best source of info its much more informative than the old standard CS 40 does not nessesserilly involve the use of chainsaw terry
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a nikon d3 with a 70 200 2.8
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some snaps from brocton coppice
