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  1. rupert w
    Cheers was bugging me Know the one.
  2. rupert w
    Is that Pembury rd. Warren?
  3. rupert w
    sorry,that was a loaded question,I know that but sometimes it is not about work but good advice rergardless of work.What makes someone a consultant?other than the obvious quals.What is the step over point?
  4. rupert w
    I am well aware of that, thanks:thumbup1:Are you telling me to get off? sorry for sounding like someone with no sense of humour.The thread is about something to do with birds nesting n TPOs.Have u got any input?
  5. rupert w
    Let us think the best,I am sure you are right:001_cool:I am just doing my job day to day.(and sat drinking vino now).Lopnnobby should possibly be thinking more before putting silly jokes on a public forum for professional adults :thumbup1:
  6. rupert w
    Good comments,but surely some of us are qualified,even if we are just tree surgeons,Arborists with quals. where is the line?
  7. rupert w
    Nice one.I agree,that is exactly what I meant.:001_cool:I'm realistic, some are dicks.IMO.
  8. rupert w
    Hi Sang, do you think being professional is the way forward? sorry that was to the peeps. on the thang. birds,chippers???mum??dick head????
  9. rupert w
    just be professional i think is the way forward. (reading between the lines: get a grip dhs.)
  10. rupert w
    My grandad always said "moss doesn't grow on a rolling stone" he was bald:001_cool:
  11. rupert w
    How dangerous? Is it about to kill someone?
  12. rupert w
    Nice one Tony, DON'T FORGET THE BATS.All to often they do get forgotten.Not good.
  13. rupert w
    bang out of order,just wasted an hour.
  14. rupert w
    From photos it looks to be heavily weighted towards fields(low risk).I would imagine future monitoring assuming the client is happy,may be the way to go,there is a real risk involved but should the tree fail what might it hit,don't sit under it for picnic on a windy day etc.Only going from photos,might be misleading of course.
  15. rupert w
    Kenny Cramps "double vision" was a winner,not sure if it is still about,Kentish.
  16. rupert w
    Have you got more photos?may help.
  17. rupert w
    Really need more info details etc. as regarding TO that would also depend on another set of variables.sorry not being more helpful.
  18. rupert w
    Where is the tree? but IME can be very unpredictable.If it is in the wrong place then possibly should come down but too many variables for me to make that judgement,hello tree.
  19. rupert w
    yes it is
  20. rupert w
    MEWP perhaps?
  21. rupert w
    Happy Birthday Jon:thumbup:
  22. rupert w
    Purple weeping Beech
  23. rupert w
    A very useful chart next to the calender on any arb office wall,nice find,nice post:thumbup1:cheers D
  24. rupert w
    extremely sad.
  25. rupert w
    Its not until the end of July Jon, but I will be down 4 a few days will let you know and meet up for cider,look forward to it:thumbup1:

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