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Doug Tait

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    Scottish Borders
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    Dogs and Nature
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    All things Arb

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  1. The one on the left looks good, attacking bear.
  2. Love the seal one. Contentment.
  3. Morning all. Working day for me but if you're off enjoy yourselves. Have Badger people to meet on site today to fit trail cams, otherwise a pollard and some deadwooding. Bit frosty this morning so hopefully not as wet today. Have a good one folks.
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  7. The strength that god has given, to wage war against the monstrous arboricide, never surpassed in the dark and lamentable catalogue, of arboricultural crime. You ask, what is our aim? Tree cover! Tree Cover at all costs, Tree Cover in spite of all terror, Tree Cover! However long and hard the road may be. For without Tree Cover, there is no survival.
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  10. Morning all. It's here, showery all day, the smell of petrichor is in the air. Quiet day planned, just two of us in today so be yard chores, drop tractor off for it's overheating issues and this afternoon we have occupational health assessments, hearing and havs. I said hearing and havs! Have a good one folks.
  11. One of us is going to have to do it now to find out.
  12. A Chimpantree
  13. I'm going to disagree. Reckon the 6m is pretty close going by the shed, fence, hedge surrounding it. Depending on where that phone line sits exactly in relation to the tree I'd reckon 1-2 hrs to finish dismantling it.
  14. For sure, but don't make it easy for them.
  15. Think it largely depends on the insured being aware of exactly what they're insuring and what the policy actually says. I believe problems arise when someone has renewed a policy several years running without accounting for the extra stuff they accumulate, or the increased cost of replacing items. And of course when someone claims, and discovers they're under insured, they feel the insurance company has shafted them The onus really is on the insured to make sure the policy is suitable and meets their needs. Renewal time should be looking at everything again to ensure it's suitable, rather than a glance at how much it has increased by.

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