Bewarethemoon
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Call out from this morning. An Oak failure in West Hill had fallen across a summer house and onto the garage. We cut 3 metre clearance to the garage so it could be made water tight. The rest of the tree is to be removed ASAP.
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http://duffylondon.com/product/tables/woodsman-axe-table/ Awesome looking, not cheap though
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So a Knut bites well and tends well? I think my VT tying skills may be off as I find I need to be constantly visual that it's bit. I've seen a lot of guys mentioning the flattening and when I climbed single this week I was reminded of that, I definitely noticed a flattening of Cougar Blue, almost resembling an oval shape
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I've got my own setup on the way after using the boss's kit for a while. 60m of Cougar Blue and some Armor Pruss. Unashamedly excited! I've noticed a lot of guys seem to climb on a Knut, why choose this over a VT?
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Cheers Ian. Finished the last of it today, spent a couple days up and down the rock. I didn't see the face until you mentioned it.
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Something a little different this week. Been at Killerton house for a few days felling anything growing out of the rock face as it's to used for a climbing wall. Really fun job, I climbed SRT to make use of multiple redirects to keep my line off any rock surface.
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Same as on here
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How about something like these? Image isn't me but something I came across whilst looking for reference for gap fillers on my legs.
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That's the one. Cool tree. Thanks man.
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I pruned a Magnolia for a friend yesterday and whilst looking around the read gardens I noticed something I didn't recognise. The bark looked similar to a Tibetan Cherry only green? The form was not dissimilar. Here is a leaf
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Pruned this Magnolia for a friend today. Mostly ladders and secateur work but I enjoyed it and I'm pleased with the result.
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Ha, already there. The customer was quite fond of them.
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Exactly my thoughts. I'm of with the content but the format has been making my head swim!
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Planted a little hedge of Griselinia after ripping and grinding out the old hedge a month or so back. Really enjoyed this, very satisfying.
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I've had a little contact with them this week due to my harassment. All my stuff is online now. I think you just need to get on their case a little?
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No reply as yet to my email but I have phoned them. No body seemed to know what was going on or could help. I was left with a "Leave it with me". Is anybody doing the course through Myerscough and has received anything?
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I've followed those steps and nothing, completely empty!
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I've sent a stinking email but I'm going to phone them today to see if I can get any answers. I'll post the outcome later.
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The saving grace is that I paid the tuition fees with a Barclaycard so I have purchase protection if this really fluffs up
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Nothing on either. If I click on 'My Course' it says it cannot find my course! I have a copy of the invoice
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They've been slack from start to finish. Not promising.
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Anyone on here enrolled onto the ABC RFS Certificate Arboriculture On-Line? My start date is today but I've heard nothing and received through their web pages.
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Awesome day today. The sun was shining in Devon and we dismantled this Thuja. Behind the tree was a barn to the left and a enclosed garden to the right. Everything was pulled into the field using a Telehandler. Daniel Scott. East Devon Tree Care.
