Gus McWilliam

Oblivion followed closely by Skyrim and Red Dead Redemption

As above, but with both wooden and metal wedges. Also once fitted never keep the axe in the house. It doesn't like the change in humidity and temperature.

No luck my end mate. Ill keep an ear out

12 inch bar, full chisel chain and you will be pleasantly surprised

Im using one as my light work saw atm. Its a good saw for the money and I learnt on a 021 so its good from a teaching standpoint as well

May have a site near creech st Micheal, ill let you know tomorrow

I work full time at an apple orchard and we have a load of cds and tinsel every few trees to keep away birds, wind chimes also help sometimes

I have tried silky for a few pruning seasons but im going back to ars. I just prefer them tbh

You could make one just as good for less than that

Iv been having an issue recently with not being able to see certain threads unless im on the app, the thread in question being silkys "my silky saves the day" thread. I have tried different browsers with no affect

I use a .50 cal fat can. Cant be beaten!

Why would you buy an unidentified machine?

Jonas Swedish Berry Picker, Berry Pickers and Foraging Accessories A huge part of my year is spent managing fruit pickers. They use these.

Verandas are underrated as methods of transportation lol. But there are good cheap tablets. Iv had apple devices before and I don't see the fuss tbh. An Android device can do anything an iPad can, perhaps with half a seconds difference but they make up for it with price Sent from my GT-I9300 using Arbtalk mobile app

Due to family concerns me and my partner need to move up to Kent pretty sharpish. im looking for groundwork in Medway, Maidstone, Sittingbourne, Faversham, Herne bay or anywhere in that general area that i can access via public transportation or bicycle. i should have a driving license pretty soon but ill get to where you need me to be in the mean time. Here are a list of relevant qualifications Secondary school: GCSEs: English language - C English literature – C Maths - C Geography - C Biology - C Physics - C Chemistry - C NVQs: Horticulture Lv1 - Pass Agriculture and Livestock production Lv2 - Pass College: National Diploma in Forestry and Arboriculture Lv3 - Pass NPTC - CS30 Woodchipper Certified Mobile Elevated Work Platform Certified Training: I have also received training in other CS units but did not have the money to take the actual assessments. The units I have been trained in are- CS31 CS34 CS38 CS39 CS40 Experience: I also have experience of various activities including but not limited to- .Strimming . Pressure washing . Garden Maintenance . Mowing . Hedgecutting . Hedgelaying . Large scale planting . Fruit quality control . Picking and harvesting . Small machine maintenance . 500 hours of just apple pruning in 2014 alone . Rat and rabbit control in a farm setting I'm a hard worker and can provide multiple references if required. im not the kind of groundie that goes home before the truck is unloaded-ill stay until you do. Ill try my hand at anything and on top of that i make a cracking cuppa! Please pm me or call me on 07584658268 Gus

The op clearly said no to Apple. If any of you were looking for a new car on a budget and people kept suggesting a porch, you wouldn't be too happy

Nexus 7 then. £179, fast, reliable and fairly tough compared to an individual. Plus at that price it's not the end of the world if it breaks!

Also worth mentioning that if you are gonna be entirely digital the thing to remember is backup backup backup. If it doesn't exist in 4 places it doesn't exist at all!

Note 10.1is a good option. As is the nexus 10

If you were to take a wander through the orchard I work in, you would find tonnes of old charms and tokens given to the tree spirits over the years. I have to prune around the wasailed trees or I'll bring bad luck to the orchard

I use woodland pattern British army surplus trousers. £8 a pair and they last for ages!

These little buggers are eating my plums. Any idea what they are and how to deal with them?

Not being able to drive, I go between kent and Somerset by national express coach. I often take a saw to cut logs for my partners grandparents. Drain it, take off the bar and chain and stick it in a waterproof bag. Iv been refused entry before when they smelt residual petrol and were worried about it leaking

Stihl MS211. I started off with an 021 and they are perfect little saws for starting off with.

Iv made some cracking handles out of oak, defo shouldn't be ruled out