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    960 BOTANICAL brushwood chippers for ramming the house through a platinus x hispanica give it a gob cut chogging down a whale
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    trevor the thimble was slaging of your dog tooth back flip mate

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    give it a risk assesment and timber hitch the botanical spike driving
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    how many ham sandwiches can you eat if your cable bracing 82 corsican pines on a friday
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    Take a austin metro down to shepards bush and you will be doing donuts with a husky 346xp capstan wrap up 19mm split tail running bowline crown reduction
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    pelmet

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    i use a basic three knot system with 15 bowlines for pure saftey when rigging the pulley block backwards dismantling a robinia with a black and decker sander
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    selling logs of wet alder for £80 when the apical dominant leader develops
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    i was spiking 19 crown lifts a day when i was 34 mate, with a vt with 8 pulleys under it metasequoia, risk assesmant spirit level poplar topping in sidmouth
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    mate, ive been doing this for bare time, for all you 880 hating spiking reduction
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    give it crown lift pollard letterbox dogtoooth back cut splice xylem that will sought him right out and o yea drive those spikes right in
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    me and kensington were admiring a fine specimen of jews ear today and bought 89 risk assesments on felling veteran sweet chestnuts from wendy's arboretum up near tacklebury
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    happy as can be me and catherine carwash were doing 35 pollarded dutch elm monkey puzzle with 19 delignified CODIT, until peter watson came along with a VT with 42 pulleys underneath and 12 blakes hitch friction twist alnus glutinosa but seriously me and darren drain were loving roadside
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    me and braithwaite pollarded 16 8foot larch branches total VTA 65 pulleys on the VT . 116 anchor points while garry crescent the call out king deadwooded 96 thuja plicatas
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    18 pollards on a 12 inch diameter flying aladin carpet, while william winch cable sits on the ground counting the mischeifs of every botanical dungeon bag
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    I would beat them up if i saw them i would give em a good jhonnyjigsawing ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
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    i love a good LOLER
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    dismantled a dead elm the other day to find reddish shoe lace type growth on the cambium/epidermis is it honey fungus ryhhzomorphs?
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    i was climbing 43 foot sequoias when i was 12 mate
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    two of us doing a beech today of wich a small amount over the next door neighbours shed needs rigging, except we forgot to pick up the bull rope i know its bad but, would any of you lot do it if you had to?
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    been doing ariel tree work for 4 years now and i still use the classic 3 knot system, dint see the point of adding these silly shiny things to your rope, a good climber shouldnt need extras. afterall, its the same principal and movement. yep, its a 3 knot system, with a 3 meter strop and a prussic loop for this old timer:001_tt2:
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    bugger it!!!!!!!!!!!! take it out!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
  23. jhonnyjigsaw
    the trouble with beech is that it is by nature a forestry tree, and hence has a small shallow root system, this is why one should er on the side of caution when they become a problem, as the small root plate can be an issue when you add in heavy leans and decay when they are solitary specimens
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    you have lots of wood, chip the lot set it on fire
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    i will be doing back flips in trees tell i am well over 55 with a 6 feet bar and one spike.

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