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    PMd you
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    Where abouts in devon was this?
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    Thanks for the offer i really appreciate it! but im all the way down in devon, so itd be difficult to pop up for a couple of hours.
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    That would be good! Thank you! I can get some gear that shouldnt be to much of a problem a problem. Where are you based?
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    I will! I'll probably end up coming back with loads more questions haha
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    Brilliant thank you thats set my mind at rest a bit!
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    Hi all, Im wanting to do my cs38, i have no previous climbing experience. Is it stupid for me to just jump straight into it and pass based on the 5 days training?
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    Hes not so much in the industry. Hes a horticulturalist by trade by has cs30, 31 and 32. So ive just been learning as much from him as i can
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    *doing any job
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    Hi, thanks for the reply. Most appreciated! I have no problem with hard graft! And ive got no problem doing job providing im learning at the moment ive spent pretty much every spare moment i have helping out my dad with felling small trees and other ground work tasks.
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    Reposted in general chat
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    Hi all! Im extremely intested in starting my journey in tree work. However due to the fact i have a young son i cant just give up my current job and survive on an apprentice wage. I am currently putting myself through my cs30/31 Would it be worth asking a couple of local firms down here in devon and see if i could work with them on my days off for free so i can learn from a proffesional? Or would i be better of putting myself through cs38/39 and going from there as well as the cs30/31 and seeking employment from there? Any advice would be most appreciated
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    Hi all! Im extremely intested in starting my journey in tree work. However i all ready have a full time job and am not really in a position where i can take a pay cut (i have a four year old to feed rent to pay etc). I am currently putting myself through my cs30/31 Would it be worth asking a couple of local firms if i could work with them on my days of for free so i can learn from a proffesional? Or would i be better of putting myself through cs38/39 and going from there? Any advice would be most appreciated

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