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    A different type of tree climbing. Emergency job on the Bridgwater & Taunton Canal.
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    A different type of tree climbing. May 2013.

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    Emergency Job. Large willow limb failed on the Bridgwater & Taunton canal. May 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    Finished site on the Bridgwater & Taunton canal. Completed in just over 2 hours and with only one wet boot! May 2013.

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    A 'hedge' that the client wanted reducing to ground level. It began as a hedge out of shot but quickly turned into a bank. Not the most enjoyable of jobs. May 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    Dismantling a Sycamore. May 2013.

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    Sycamore that was dismantled. There was a spindly multi-stemmed Ash behind this that had fallen in high winds and caused damage to the neighbouring property. All brash was lowered due to multiple targets. May 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    Sycamore stump. May 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    Practicing Pole Rescue May 2013.

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    Stihl and Devon
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    Can't wait to try this little darling on an Oak reduction tuesday!
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    Where are you situated? I think one length of a 4" diameter could be suitable for whittling Silky handles? Daniel.
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    As the title states I'm looking for a small amount of Yew to whittle a set of Silky handles. Ideally a cord length roughly 6 inches in diameter should fit the bill I imagine? I'm not too sure how realistic this request is as I'm learning how desirable Yew is in the wood craft world. Any help or advice is much appreciated. Thanks. Daniel.
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    I made a career change around this time last year (previous 4 years spent working in adult social care). I got sick of working indoors and the more I researched into Arboriculture the more I fell in love with it. I've gained CS30, CS31 & CS38 among others in the time since and would never go back to another job. Make the leap! If you're willing to work hard, learn and above all really want something I believe you'll make a success of yourself. Daniel.
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    I've just got my hands on some lovely Cherry. I'm keen to attempt some grips. Does anybody know if the wood needs seasoning first though? Thanks. Daniel.
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    Multi-stemmed Leylandii that was due to be dismantled as the homeowners deemed it a nuisance. April 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    Close-up of the Leylandii's stump. The homeowner wanted the stump left at waist height. April 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    An Ash that a friend has his satellite dish mounted too. He wanted it topped as in high winds he was losing reception. April 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    A sparse row of Leylandii Conifers that the client wanted removed. Some felled, some climbed and dismantled. April 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    Just behind where this photo was taken from was a tennis court. The front limbs of this small Beech were reaching out towards and over it. April 2013.

    From the album: Work Sites

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    I love the idea of this. If I hadn't recently bought a CE Lanyard I would have seriously considered purchasing this. Shame you can't fit the Sirius from the CE Lanyard in there.
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    I started a career in Arboriculture last year at the age of 24. I gained my CS30 and was lucky enough to get employment soon after. Since then I've gained CS31 and CS38. I'd love to be able to study towards a diploma but realistically how many 25 year olds can afford three days off work a week? Sadly I think studying an online RFS certificate is the only viable option for myself.
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    I've just bought a pair of Haix Protector Pros. I want to treat them from new. Can I use Chelsea Leather Food or do I need to use something else that lets the boots breathe as they're Gore-Tex? Cheers in advance Dan.
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