Paul Cleaver
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Ok I spoke to my friend who works for N.England - and he says with regards to trees, there is no legislation specifically covering the above.
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So, How did you get in to Arboriculture/Forestry
Paul Cleaver replied to kmac's topic in General chat
ive dabbled with other jobs but in conclusion, Im a tree man through and through -
So, How did you get in to Arboriculture/Forestry
Paul Cleaver replied to kmac's topic in General chat
I was introduced to it when I did an NCH at collage in the mid eighties - loved the climbing - then I worked for the Council doing trees in the winter and grass cutting in summer - soon discovered there was good money to be had too - I made it my hobby and my job full time in 1990 -
I did some work on an Oak a few yrs ago - never seen shake so bad - it wqs on sandy soil which I suspect was the cause
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actually I dealt with Natural England a while ago on a farm under ELS - I have a tel no for the Leeds branch - It covered Hull so it may cover your area - its 08456014523 reg Paul
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im on HV 11k - bet LV is a pain in the arse?
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they should be called man flies - that also feed on horses!!
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yes m8
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would be useful for me too - Im doing "permissions" just south of York next week
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I don't remember it coming up on UA 5 - A m8 works for natural England - im speaking to him tomorrow - If I remember I will ask him
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me too - ive seen large branches fail on Oak through shake though
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as above
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many yrs ago I had a rookie working for me - suplied him with PPE - to the point, he hit his leg that hard with the chainsaw, it brused it!!! - chainsaw trousers stiched up ok afterwards
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with re -pollarding the most important thing is to NOT cut past the old pollard cuts
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<p>Hi John , Sorry i didnt reply earlier - working away all week. Im sorry John Im committed to my present employer, if I have any problems though I will definitely contact you as work on my doorstep would be an advantge.</p>
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<p>Reg Paul</p>
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what historically hve you got nearby - glastonbury? any battles whats your local celtic tribe- durotriges? dobunni? here is a sivler stater of the durotriges - look nice carved one side represents stylized head of apollo (left) and the other stylized horse
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you are ok starting the chainsaw left handed -(pull cord left hand) but thats all
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1. Its an enjoyable job (alot of the time) so peeps want to get into it 2. Too many cowboys
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i landed 2 jobs today:biggrin:
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was there any other nearby trees showing symptoms?
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Dont be hard on ABBA just coz you are a classical purist At least they wrote their own music and the chicks were good singers (the brunett the best)
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sunny here- Ive heard the winds are easing over the weekend - wind chill factor should be down then - its always the killer
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what about brain train apps Brain Training Apps - Business Insider
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Yard broken into in Southampton!!!!!
Paul Cleaver replied to HRG Tree Services's topic in Stolen Equipment
BASTARDS - Ive had a chipper stolen a few yrs ago -
pm sent:001_smile:
