Paul Cleaver
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I was hardly ever asked to replant if felling in gardens
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I have done meditation - not because I was depressed (I was as a teenager - now im 50) just as an interest - It was very relaxing, gave me a slightly altered state of consciousness and afterwards had a positive attitude for a few hrs - I havnt done it for a few yrs
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no you are a brave person and right to tell us - it affecting your life - it needs sorting
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you sound like you are a real sufferer to me - have you got other children? as said get some professional help, it will surely help. take care reg Paul
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Well do your level 4 then you can continue to your level 6 - that's my plan for the future- its just the cost I will have to manage. level 6 will cost 7.5 k in all
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the new emergency woodland and hedgerow dump regulations 2014 states " if you bowels give you a 5 minute warning or greater, then you should carry out a site specific risk assessment". However if you have a 1 minute warning or less then the regualtions , like you sphincter at the time, are more relaxed.
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white poplar re the worst
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good use of the snag at 1.30 on vid I personally would have not taken a wedge out on the branch you lowered -just a single under cut in case the wedge broke a roof tile
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if the roots are pot bound ie its been left in too small a pot and very matted don't have it - other wise it should be ok dispite lack of crown width
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what is the root ball like
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I think you are right with pseudomonas (phytopthora bleeding canker) I have seen it on lime before
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as said not a hard job for a good experienced climber - no mewp needed
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mmmmmm l was fuming with my episode as you know:sneaky2:
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Western Power Distribution
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someone told me a much quicker way to rig but is it safe?
Paul Cleaver replied to samiad's topic in Rigging and roping
ive used them on small stuff but wouldnt trust them on bigger stuff or slippy wet branches -
younger Norway spuce look different - but mature ones in an open space they look like the tree in the photo
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yes looking like Corsican pine to me
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yeh but experience in this industry is so important dudes
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doh I don't know - im not sure lol
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doesn't look right for a norway spruce to me
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the tree idents and job spec has to be clear - they are not, they have to be before any work is carried out especially felling. get it sorted
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when I was travelling far - 2 climbing saws and 2 ground saws - sods law something will break when your miles from home
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oh I see - yes I agree with you on this
