Veiw from your office

[culltheweak 1,099]

[TOMO 29,231]

12 hours ago, culltheweak said:

I thought shame that Oak has to come down.....then looked at the leaves.....can't see them to clear on my phone ...but is it a very big old Ash

[Stavross 18,805]

Well that was worth the trip to Middlesbroughstan with my scrap

[fireman 11,463]

27 minutes ago, Stavross said:

Well that was worth the trip to Middlesbroughstan with my scrap

Was it worth pulling the household out the rubble Stav? ..

[Stavross 18,805]

5 minutes ago, fireman said:

Was it worth pulling the household out the rubble Stav? ..

Yeah, I just cut off what I could see yesterday because I haven’t knocked the house down yet, the cable weighed 17kg and I got £33.15 for it, normally I’d of just left that

[culltheweak 1,099]

6 hours ago, TOMO said:

I thought shame that Oak has to come down.....then looked at the leaves.....can't see them to clear on my phone ...but is it a very big old Ash

Yeah mate ash die back tree within falling distance of the 11kv powerline only took the height out of it and left it a standing monolith 

[fireman 11,463]

6 hours ago, Stavross said:

Yeah, I just cut off what I could see yesterday because I haven’t knocked the house down yet, the cable weighed 17kg and I got £33.15 for it, normally I’d of just left that

Nice one and even cables from washing machines etc all go in as household as well,pretty much any cable or wire you can weigh in except BT cable and then you just burn it off first..

[Stavross 18,805]

30 minutes ago, fireman said:

Nice one and even cables from washing machines etc all go in as household as well,pretty much any cable or wire you can weigh in except BT cable and then you just burn it off first..

Yeah, I cut it off the appliances I took out as well, that’s it now, I’ll be picking up every bit of cable I see now

[Bendigo 1,258]

Having breakfast in weatherspoons and there's two old women sat next to me drinking pints of Stella through straws 

9.30am

Edited 12 hours ago by Bendigo

[mel b 3,996]

5 minutes ago, Bendigo said:

Having breakfast in weatherspoons and there's two old women sat next to me drinking pints of Stella through straws 

9.30am

You gotta love those classy spoons birds

[Stavross 18,805]

It’s only brunch, OAP’s tend to get up early

[Stavross 18,805]

Anyone tell me the point of this? Mate said can you give me a hand with a drainage job, 15’ of pipe into a sump because the garden floods in the winter and he wants to be able to pump it out, why would you not just put a 6” perforated pipe along the back of your boundary sending the water to the left and onto the farmer’s field out the back this is what happens when you work for a retired civil engineer 

[Daniel cain 49,413]

13 minutes ago, Stavross said:

Anyone tell me the point of this? Mate said can you give me a hand with a drainage job, 15’ of pipe into a sump because the garden floods in the winter and he wants to be able to pump it out, why would you not just put a 6” perforated pipe along the back of your boundary sending the water to the left and onto the farmer’s field out the back this is what happens when you work for a retired civil engineer 

I would of personally pushed him,to have it at the rear and sent it down the field...makes more sense mate

[Stavross 18,805]

5 minutes ago, Daniel cain said:

I would of personally pushed him,to have it at the rear and sent it down the field...makes more sense mate

This makes no sense whatsoever, he’s the highest point at the back so it would just send the water down the field, it wouldn’t even go into next doors, but hey, I’m just here to dig holes

[Stavross 18,805]

Well, I’m completely baffled by this, no idea what he thinks he’s achieving, drainage should be about getting it off your land not bringing it further onto it so you can pump it off