kierangurney

I went in later that day and was asking my brother what you brought. Sorry to hear about your blower. Theaving bastards out there. Having my first proper test of the hitchclimber today loving it

look what just arrived for me in the post!!! NEW toys!! big thanks to honey brothers for speedy delivery and great service as always. and thank you to gustharts for very speedy delivery!

here is a link to sponsor me online if anyone wishes to do so. thanks for the pics looks like a nice tree to climb might have a go at the SRT at some point, as i have never climbed SRT. http://www.bmycharity.com/kieranclimbalandmark

hi guys, i am buying my first hitch climber set up this week i am looking for rubber rings to keep the hitch cord in place on the carabiner. i have found one website that sells them but i want to know if there is anywhere i can buy them in the UK? any help would be great cheers heres the link to the other site so you can see what i am on about http://shop.freeworker.com/fixiergummi.html

il look out for the floral one haha

haha what you doing or you gonna leave it as a supprise?

Looks great guys! love the new look and is easier to find things. Well done and good luck.

go for it mate, should be a good laugh

i know the climb is going to challenge which is why i am doing this, i have never climbed on SRT so i feel my lack of experience on the technique may let me down. i plan to climb on on a hitch climber set up with a floating prussik.as demonstrated in this video. thanks for all the advice guys. [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u4AlDpIZraA&feature=share&list=FL9ESm0oHJzTmS29jlVBELvA]Hitch Climbers' Guide to the Canopy part 1 - YouTube[/ame]

i have no idea would be fun to see some people do it fancy dress.

the challenge is held at the F R Jones and sons ARB and forestry show at the Kingswood Training Services, Wagoners, Back Lane, Shipbourne, Kent, TN11 9PP

DRT, I shall be using a hitch climber set up.

sweet cheers mate. looking forward to it

i shall be coming on the Saturday i also want to take part in the climb a landmark challenge, do i have to register/book to do this?. Really looking forward to coming down as got quite a few pennies saved up so might buy a new top handle saw whilst I'm down. cheers Kieran

Hi guys, i will be taking part in the climb a landmark challenge at the F R Jones and Sons ARB and Forestry event in the UK on the 26th and 27th of July. I shall be doing this to raise money for Help for Hero's charity, who support wounded soldiers In the UK. i along with my team Richard Vincent mate shall be attempting to scale the height of the shard which is 20 accents of a 50ft tree. if you would like to sponsor my self or my team mate please feel free to contact me on here or via my email: [email protected] any help or support would be much appreciated hope to see some of you there, Please find attached a link to the event and charity below for more information. Event: Climb a Landmark Challenge | F R Jones and Son Charity: The Climb a Landmark Challenge cheers

i am looking for full time/part time employment in the Leicestershire area, I have 1 years full time climbing experience working as a self employed freelance climber. i currently hold CS30,CS31,CS38 and CS39, I have all my own climbing equipment and PPE. i am currently learning to drive and hope to pass Mid/late this year. please feel free to PM me for a copy of my C.V. Or any more information. many thanks Kieran Gurney

https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=118062621703511 this made me laugh soo much!!

OUCH!!!!

that guy is lucky to be alive. can't acctually believe what goes through peoples heads at times.

the 1st one is sooo funny i saw it earlyer this morning, make me laugh like drain every time i watch it hahah

hi guy, so after speaking with my boss this morning he has offerd to pay me for 40 hours this week as he said it is not my fault that the weather stopped us. thank you guys all who reply and helped me through this difficult situation. your all great!

i know his pockets arnt bottemless as i was self employed before working for him, i know the costs of running a arb company. but it was my understanding that a good business should have money set aside for such incidents and emergency situations, eg bad weather or god forbid if the truck crashes. i don't mind it if it was a day or two but a whole weeks pay is quite allot for me to lose especially as xmas has gone by and i have bills to pay. thanks for your input

overtime is paid at the same rate as the day rate. i am going to talk to him tonight thank you guys so much

hi guys, i have just been employed as a full time climber, my employment contract reads "hours of work you are employed to work full time your normal working hours are 40 hours per week you will work on the following days: Monday to Friday you will normally work between the hours of 7:00am and 3:30pm" After being told not to come in Monday as it would be difficult to get the trucks out the yard, and then the same Tuesday which i then asked to take as holiday. I have now been told not to come to work for the rest of the week due the boss feels we cant work in this weather. I am more than able to get to work and able to work, i am wondering if he should be paying me for the 40 hours this week as it is his choice not to have us in. I have done some research on the citizens advice bureau and found this. Citizens Advice - Work and the snow: your rights Should i confront him about this and ask that he pays me for this week as i still have bills and everything to pay. Any help would be much appreciated guys thank you

really good pics, site looks amazing afterwards too