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Grr - manliness
#21
I've chopped very few trees down, but I've built lots of houses..and last week I had a bugger of a wisdom tooth out( still aches!).. Them too gotta put me somewhere on the scale of manliness.. :o
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#22
(12-05-14, 04:18 PM)alan sherman link Wrote: I was quite pleased to take out the sycamore from next door's garden... 
He's not going to be too pleased when he gets back from his holiday though, is he? :lol
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#23
(12-05-14, 08:48 PM)dazza link Wrote: £2 a stump  :eek  You mug  Big Grin  That's it after reading this thread I'm off out to chop this fucker down .....For fun :lol


My wife would hunt you down Dazza... for even thinking of TOUCHING let alone cutting down an ancient tree (she works for The Woodland Trust)  :evil Big Grin
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#24
Tell her not to worry, I resisted the urge to chop it down.  Just carved my name in it instead. 8)
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#25
when i brought my house in 93 ( yes still there) there were 15 laylandi ( however you spell it) in the back garden all 20ft plus
it took me weeks cutting them back bit at a time all the waste had to go into a wheely bin ! finally when I was nearly finish all down to 6ft high and the roots dug round I had a load of plaster board delivery craned over the back fence slipped the bloke a tenner and he pulled all the stumps out for me ! easy !  I dont know what you lot are making all the fuss about dont work harder work smarter ! :pokefun
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#26
Apparently one fell over in the forest...anyone hear anything ?
Its just a ride
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#27
(13-05-14, 10:45 AM)dazza link Wrote: Tell her not to worry, I resisted the urge to chop it down.  Just carved my name in it instead. 8)

Tastefully I hope, italics and everything.

I've only cut one tree down with an axe, an elder to put up a fence. Bastard thing still keeps shooting though despite the copious amounts of stump killer, salt and explosives. Think I'll have to get my boss over with his tractor.
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#28
The council made me remove my conifer because the roots were poking through the path. I used a small hand axe 'cos it was all I could afford.

The stump's still there so no man points for me.  :\
Broken, bruised, forgotten, sore,
too fucked up to care any more.
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#29
(13-05-14, 03:29 PM)risticuss link Wrote: [quote author=dazza link=topic=13085.msg147975#msg147975 date=1399974349]
Tell her not to worry, I resisted the urge to chop it down.  Just carved my name in it instead. 8)

Tastefully I hope, italics and everything.

I've only cut one tree down with an axe, an elder to put up a fence. Bastard thing still keeps shooting though despite the copious amounts of stump killer, salt and explosives. Think I'll have to get my boss over with his tractor.
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drill holes in it and fill it with creosote.



"Life should NOT be a journey to the grave with the intention of arriving safely in an attractive and well preserved body, but rather to skid in sideways - Chardonnay in one hand - strawberries in the other - body thoroughly used up, totally worn out, and screaming - WOO HOO! What a Ride!"
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#30
No I have never used my chopper to cut down a tree--it's too blunt for that kind of thing. :pc
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#31
(13-05-14, 10:45 AM)dazza link Wrote: Tell her not to worry, I resisted the urge to chop it down.  Just carved my name in it instead. 8)

LOL I carved my initials on the Major oak before it was fenced off & you could climb it! although that was bout 40 years ago lol
It ain't what you ride, it's who you ride with!!!
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