Paul Cleaver
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This is what you get when you fail to get into drama school
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I was surveying at milnrow rd 2 - 3 months ago. What a fucking country we live in. I hope my kids leave this country when they are older. Give them an inch and they take a mile. If this was Eastern Europe or Russia these scum would be dead now.
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spindle as said - we have one in the garden
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these are quite good
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Picture which shows examples of poor site safety
Paul Cleaver replied to kevinjohnsonmbe's topic in Training & education
If I google big snatch maybe I will get porn !! -
Utility surveyor? Walking across the countryside seeing what trees need pruning away from powerlines. I can give you a lot more info if you like.
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I love you ….. I know https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VU3vYa_mBDQ
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great scene - great acting
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Yes Stubby rock drummers with a Jazz sensibility are my favourites. I also like Neil Peart and Stu Copeland rites
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Its actually Phil Collins and Bill Bruford on this track. Chester Thompson plays on most of this live album though. I think Phil sacked Bill as he wouldn't play as he was told
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ah yes seen this a while ago -clever
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One for Timon
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Sufficient - makes me laugh - between 3 and 10 yrs then ? who knows
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This is what I would do if I was in the same position. Check if the tree is in a conservation area or covered by a TPO. If it is, I would contact the LA first. If the tree is not protected I would get an Arboricultural survey done on the tree and if it is recommended for a fell, get a tree surgeon to fell it. If it is dangerous make sure the survey states it will cause damage to your property if it falls over. Do not get a tree surgeon that is in anyway linked the company that carried out the survey. I would not know how I stand legally with this but I would take the chance all things considered. The above statement is not a recommendation to you or anybody else.
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very good - great drumming - Stevie wonder groove
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Its a crown Gall, a benign growth caused by bacteria. Its That would look nice with the bark stripped off and polished up. Might need to season it first though .
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Are the wounds not open to fungal infection for up to 2 yrs? If so then perhaps not so important . The thinking on this may have changed now as this info was dredged from the vaults of my aging temporal lobes.
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how about that mott the hoople song- alder young dudes
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good one
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clogs clogs used to be made of Alder
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Traditionally Plums and Cherries were best pruned in mid summer as this was the driest time of the year, and less Silver leaf fungal spores are around.
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Do it now Dan, kicking them up the arse might get it sorted out quickly
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Experienced groundsman available for next week. South Cheshire - can travel Regards Paul
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Injury forces a change of mediums
Paul Cleaver replied to Fieldarcher's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
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Injury forces a change of mediums
Paul Cleaver replied to Fieldarcher's topic in Chainsaw Carving Forum
You have some great skill there m8 - give up the day job and get a shit load of antlers and you wont be out of work. I want one making, its going to be something Celtic or Saxon or tree related eg an oak leaf pendant. Maybe an Anglo Saxon "tree of life" design
