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Mines still going strong and it's been dragged through loads of connies and hawthorn. [emoji106][emoji106] Timon.

60cc with an 18" bar Timon.

Conny reductions..... we turn up in brand spanking transits freshly sign written, spotlessly clean, never seen any chip, brash or logs in the inside of the bespoke chip boxes. Suit trousers, white shirt and slip on shoes. Groundies are modelling adidas (copy) shell suits. Pay us for the cutting now and we'll come back to clear up in the "marning, so we will". Timon.

True ambassadors of the trade. It's really refreshing to to know there are some crews out there who take PR seriously 🤣 Timon.

I saw that today...,, incredible. [emoji849] Timon.

See if you can't make an acquaintance of the tree officer. The planning dept should give you his contact details. [emoji106] Timon.

You must have cut right back then..... Timon.

This... how much more ££ is a CT or a Pantin ascender? Can't be much more, surely. Buy cheap buy twice. Timon.

Haha, I went to boarding school near there. Remember lots of parties in the woods with "herbal cigarettes". Etc.. Crazy thing was, the teachers used to go to them as well [emoji33][emoji265][emoji266][emoji274][emoji91][emoji381][emoji382][emoji377] Timon.

Rehab capital of the UK. Timon.

We find pulleys, prussiks and caribiners work well in 3:1 (or more) pre-tensioned systems. [emoji106] Timon.

That looks like an excellent harness. My only gripe about the TM is all of the loose "faff" on it. Looks like a lot of thought/practical experience has gone into the design. Gutted I've just recently bought a new Treemotion. If the trauma of prolonged suspension in it doesn't make your eyes water then at least the price will. [emoji24][emoji857][emoji857] Timon.

If you go on you tube and look up "climbing arborist" he has some great videos of basic techniques. He makes it very easy to understand. Timon.

Not in themselves they wouldn't , but it would be a start. If refugees were properly helped and supported in safe havens with a view to restoring them back into their original countries when the time was right, then it would be easier to take steps to stemming the tide of economic migrants. I read an article written by a couple who volunteered themselves on the rescue ships in the Mediterranean. After working there for a while they realised they weren't really helping after all. They said that the vast majority of boats are loaded mainly with single young males, and a lot of them had ISIS stuff on their mobile phones. When it came to getting rescued the males would trample over weaker people, women and children to push to the front. As harsh as it sounds, I think Australia has adopted the right policy. Timon.

TPO map Timon.

Now this takes me back! Kirk Brandon. Timon.

Brilliant article. Monsanto really are the scum of the earth. Timon.

"There's nothing new under the sun" Timon.

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Wheels within Wheels. Ezekiel 1:16 Timon.

Interesting piece. If it's true then all it means is, that we are leaving Europe the very same way we were conned into joining it! [emoji33] Timon.

How dare you suggest that the "poor" should squander the booze/drugs/fags money on groceries!!!' Timon.

I take your point, especially seeings as I have Jewish ancestry. Le Pen certainly wouldn't be my ideal candidate. However, I am concerned at the spread of Islamic ideologies in the west. Try googling what is happening to Christians in the Middle East and ask yourself if you would like to see that spreading over here? Whether you hold to Christian ideals or not, it is hard to deny that western society as a whole hasn't benefitted from the historic influence of the Christian social gospel. Schools, hospitals, religious freedom. Social justice. Etc.. The culture of charities in this country owes a lot of its heritage to Christianity. Admittedly, Christianity has had its problems and abuses over the centuries but on the whole it has played a large part in shaping western society in a positive way. The gradual spread of Islam in the west with its ideologies infiltrating government and law making, is slowly changing. For example, Christian assemblies are banned in most schools yet halal meat is becoming compulsory in many. This country is changing and not for the better. As a practising Christian myself, I see more and more restrictions placed on those who want to live by their Christian faith in order to accommodate an ideology that is really intolerant and repressive in the extreme. Christians in this country haven't experienced true persecution, but the way things are going it's in the post. To answer your question, Mark, I'm not a fan of LePen. But neither candidate really floats my boat really. I just see her, oddly enough as the lesser of two weevils. Timon.

Very sad news. Our thoughts and prayers to his family and loved ones. Timon and Lynne Timon.

Meanwhile in France, https://www.gatestoneinstitute.org/10310/emmanuel-macron-islamism Timon.