Dorset Hedgelayer

But dispite all the above job finally cleared up and all sorted paid and left sight at least payment was there, normaly its at this point you hear,many thanks can you pop back later and Ill square you up or ll forward cheque later

Many thanks replys, all sorted, pending acceptance of price for job.

Not mine,the land owners. Dispite normaly knocking the hedging on the head end of March, nothing realy come into bud yet and no birdies nesting so did some more laying had to lay willow on Island & cut n clear willow grown out into pond/lake little different to the morn. also did usual trick forgot before n after pictures just the during pic

Just been to see a job, need to sort out couple of things but, will be in need of climber, please Weymouth/Dorchester/Dorset. please pm

:confused1:its not raining:confused1:

Rained of yesterday, raining during the night with v strong winds, this morning at this moment not raing but very wet n windy,but sure were have it in a bit looking at the Devon & Cornwall reports. Ok away to a meeting so at least doing something today. Right, spaniels x2 terrier x1 wadders, wellys, coat, wet suit ,flippers ,coracal.... check..... cul

evening MM.......wow been thinking about it .... it was 12-13 yr ago at least where the bloody hell have the yrs gone... anyway the 1 by wessex trailers/waddock cross

if you dont want it ?? Id love something just like this, (MF35 type thing size) local water crest farm sold of 2 MF35's few yr ago now, both £800 1 with 1 with out cab, mate bough cabbed 1 I had fencing job come in, there he was post thumper on 35 happy as pig in poo did the job and still going strong..... sure I could get in plenty of trouble with it

try this for visual difference john Visual Tyre Size Calculator | Kouki Tech if ya did pimp it dont use flourescent light from kitchen:001_tt2:

or of course a lion:laugh1:

just been forwarded to me -------------------------------------------------------------- A photo caption contest was held for this photograph. This is the one that won.

had 31/10.50/15 on series3 then moved them onto hi cap just got to watch steering lock,might need to adjust. current 110 on zxl xzl which ever they are lol.... had Insaa turbo/sahara things b4

Well yesterday was great, sunny, and even hot in the Landy at dinner time(with windows up), into summer:confused1: work now mainly contract grass cutting, ground soggy, only had to pull mower out 4 times when it got stuck:thumbdown:, woke today to see more rain. to wet for comercial and far to wet for domestic stuff.... need to find a wet day job at home uummm

hedge cutter long &/or short just work your way down or in from the side dont just go in at the bottom. Flailing on a small scale the chips fall down and through .....easy

not to bad Rich thanks all well over your way?

Had email sent to me with the info below with pic's inbetween, but I cant cut n paste the whole lot pic's dont go in, so heres the writting then the pic's, Logging Monster Trees Today’s post is an amazing look at a period of our history that wasn’t that long ago involving the challenges loggers faced every day to earn their wages. Remember this the next time you think your job is demanding. Before chainsaws were invented, the logging industry in the United States & Canada was a seriously challenging occupation and we are only talking about 125 years ago. In the Pacific Northwest there were forests full of monster trees and cutting them down was done by hand. A friend sent me these photos and I had to share them with you. Look at the length of the two-man hand saw and heavy duty axes they used to drop these tremendous trees. It is almost inconceivable to think of cutting a tree this size with a hand saw. The work required very strong men (and horses) working long days for minimal pay. Could you imagine doing this to earn a living? After a tree was finally felled it took a week or more to cut it up into sections that could be managed (somehow) and transported by train to a lumber yard. Maneuvering the logs down the mountain to the train was a complex job. I didn’t do any research on this, but I would be willing to bet that many men lost their lives doing this dangerous work. One slip and a hunk of wood as big as a hotel is rolling your way! The other question that begs an answer is how did they get those logs onto the flatbeds of that train? Hollowed out logs became the company’s mobile office. Can you imagine stacking such logs to build a log home? Two courses would produce a 30′ ceiling. Maybe that’s why it was easier to hollow out a tree. A long time before anyone ever thought of a “mobile home or RV” hollowed out logs were also used to house and feed the logging crews. We are accustomed to our modern conveniences like electricity and gasoline powered chainsaws, and it is always such a mind-boggling experience to see how such monumental tasks were performed before these conveniences appeared on the scene. Share this with your friends, even those who don’t live in a log home will enjoy this ‘blast from the past’!

Not settling on rds (yet to wet I recon) but snow & big flakes 08.10 Sunday, in Dorchester/Dorset

Had enough of looking at the rain, fed up, rugby not going to well, need or want to get out, dog need a drive & a walk, in the southern Devon area tomorrow. Cotley Hunt Hedgelaying contest @ The Rising Sun Stockland Hill, signed from A30/A303

MANY TIMES HMRC say THEY NEVER SEND EMAILS spam it/log it as junk mail then the big old delete button

"Lay it dont top it".... is mine on bottom of main website page & other places, just been looking at SoE website nice little site

Can see it in lights now the Annual Arbtalk Hedgelaying Comp closely followed by the Arbtalk Carving Comp Arbtalk Logging Comp Arbtalk Climbing Comp Arbtalk Husky v's Stihl jousting (might be a short lived event though) Arbtalk Blindfolded throwing pin the billhook on the donkey

Im sure you must have seen these, dont let then in [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrw5kxCmSRg]Tree - Shelter belt Trimming, Hororata, Canterbury, New Zealand - YouTube[/ame] or this one [ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XEx8Wn_8r-4]Mean Hedgecutter - YouTube[/ame]

will he want x amount of different styles up 1 hedge:laugh1: sponsor mmmmm you want something like a tree or hedge like fourm/group type thing to put up a cup or maybe a mug & a tshirt Doh was going to ask them if they would be interested to do that at our 1 next season, this yr