gand
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Everything posted by gand
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There has been talk of a NW meet but seemed to go quiet? The bunk barn at Hurst Green is great, nice setting next to the pheasent shoot. Short walk to the village with pubs
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Nice looking Mog Did Dave look after you?
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A couple and theres 4 pubs and a "night club"
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It's 800 yards from my house File:The Centre of Mainland Great Britain - geograph.org.uk - 95500.jpg - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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They get dirty/rusty anyway. Just need a hot soapy wash and a light covering of GT 85
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Definately if they've seen him in RNLI kit
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They are out there, It's just finding them. One of the lads hasn't worked with my boss for a good reason in a few year. He's now mutured (27) and hits it hard
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I think you must of had a bad run, got two keen lads working with us (brash draggers) who are paying them selves through the basic tickets on Monday. They don't run, but certainly don't stop
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It happens a lot, my inlaws get one knock a door tree surgeon a month!! There up in Scotland but they still say that they've got an aborist to sort it being me.
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Try the F180 if the pocketboy is to small. First Silky I got, and couldn't moan about it.
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It is, but I'm lucky living a mile away from one of the best dealers in the country
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Got beaten to it
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If you want a stihl bar, remember it can't be posted. Try the bloke on here, can't remember his name, Rob?
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As said try bigger bar and then decide, it might cost more in the long run but yet could be hellishly cheaper in the long run
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880 is a great saw but I'd go for the bigger bar on this occasion, and then see if you need the extra power and bar capability
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You'll get used to being on a pole, they can be a bit shakey when up top. Congrats on the buisness studys
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Nice one Paul nowt better than passing on knowledge/ experience to other. I took a couple of lads out for there first time climbing at the weekend, was great to see the enthusiasm
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Nice one Chris Sounds just like my day tomorrow, large beech take down no chipping or logging just get it down and go. The boss reckons we should be in the pub by 2:thumbup:
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Nice Paul, wish it was as nice here. Been WET here today
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Great responses so far. The mrs loves the one of handing out oak saplings as wedding favours, she then said she'd do it if anyone ever asks her (might have to get round to that). As for the religion side of it I can't be arsed, most people seem to do it to get into schools, but I don't think that matters anymore Sent using Arbtalk Mobile App
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There's a flower bed going round it again!!!!! The last contractors were supposed to maintain it, but sadly not
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She loves that tree. I'm glad it's so healthy as the previous ground contractors strimmed the out of it. Luckily a mate of mine mine has the contract now and looks after it
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Started at 16 in ecology and conservation at Myerscough as I was to young for the Arb course (by 20 days ) Did that started Arb just before I turned 18 did ND arb then ISA cert. Joined the forum years back, but never posted and forgot password etc. Rejoined a bit back to find new techniques and equipment. I'm about to turn 31 (in 12 days) and feel a bit old school as the most I've progressed is to a klemheist rather than a prusik
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I'm not religious so didn't bother getting our child christened, I was good mates with the vicar at the time (he enjoyed the pub) so rather than a full christening we had a tree planting in the grave yard and a blessing. This is Rowan today and her tree
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Try roughtrax Toyota Hilux Pickup Mk5 Suspension
