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Paul Cleaver

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  1. Paul Cleaver
    There is a lot of testosterone in this industry - bear that in mind too
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    for £50 .00 a day you could probably get a brash dragging bitch cash in hand - but a good groundie is worth more
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    if they are staying you have got to reduce them and get the soil level back to the original level - both already stated If the garden is relatively small - consider felling very poorly formed - another option is to do the above but also replant with a well formed tree with a view to eventually replacing it when the new tree has established itself somewhat
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    best birds in our garden are sparrow hawk and a pair of bull finches we also had a broad bordered bee hawk moth one year
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    how did you manage that - got a stream running through the garden or is it sardines on the bird table:confused1:
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    i hate it when there is a load of trees and on every one its "crown thin 20% " they have not looked at the trees individually
  8. Paul Cleaver
    there is a new arb mattress available for such a situation:laugh1:
  9. Paul Cleaver
    Roald Dahl - the twits!! well was reading recently for my Daughters bed time story
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    you scoundrel
  11. Paul Cleaver
    snows heading south - snowing in cheshire - not heavy
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    never had a celtic gold - but here is something really rare -a complete copper alloy (silvered) roman spoon found last year
  13. Paul Cleaver
    lovely celtic gold there m8 - you are in a good area too- essex
  14. Paul Cleaver
    I have been playing gutar for over 30yrs - here is my lad with it - a fellow lefty
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    finding interesting stuuf like this with my metal detector
  17. Paul Cleaver
    yes - good call- that looks enough of that cedar
  18. Paul Cleaver
    Banged my knee the other day was felling a load of sycamore - old hedge left for 30yrs - bout 20 12"-14" poles and I managed to get 3 barbers chairs out of them.On the last one I made a hasty retreat but fell and hit my knee on a log. It wasnt the sort of job where we could clear as we felled as the client wanted them done in a day. Dam sycamore
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    <p>Hi m8,</p>

    <p> </p>

    <p>I was wondering if there is much demand in the industry - I have an industrial climbing cert and wouldnt mind giving it a go</p>

    <p>reg Paul</p>

     

  20. Paul Cleaver
    Im with Swinny
  21. Paul Cleaver
    Double your dog count - we have 4 furry alarms:cool:
  22. Paul Cleaver
    nice bolt - thin looks good coz you can hardly tell you have been on a 15% thin - like it should be
  23. Paul Cleaver
    on Holly who knows? - do some tests at the base of the trunk to assess decay im sure alot of peeps would be interested
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  25. Paul Cleaver
    formally known as ustulina? - 95% on limes - not seen it on holly before

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