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It is well worth the money you pay to go down to him there. Plus he will run further courses with funding for service leavers

I know it is and i hear it loud and clear.Well I am currently working all the overtime I can get plus any jobs I get for myself like a nice eucalyptus this weekend. While the wife is trying to decide what she wants to do over there as she will have to do something. So right now I am banking...

Yes there are a couple of others but he is the main one. He's a really good bloke and a good instructor

Yes it was with Richard down there. How do you know it then been down there?

Thanks Burnham I'm slowly getting through some of the threads on here I think that I have about 500 unread posts now. It started at about 900 so slowly it goes. But you are right there are some really good posts here and I look forward to being able to join in some of these discussions

It's a job that appeals to many as it's outside and still physical. Ticks all the boxes

The company I work for now does have that sort of programme where they will take on 2 young lads a year and slowly train them as well as send them on courses to gain qualifications slowly. Their programme lasts about 2 years I think. But not many will do that here.

They are a good way to get a grasp of the idea of arb but in practice it was to much information in a short space of time. I went from not touching a saw ever to 4 weeks later having ground saw tickets and climbing tickets and a week of that was dragging brash as work experience. But the Army...

That limb was the one that we had to learn limb walking on and practice our 5m limb walk. Plus the whole time you were in it there were 4 other climbers there.

Yes that is an oak. It was the first tree I climbed using a rope and harness. It was on my climbing course when I was leaving the Army.

Thank you Tim. I have been made to feel very welcome and to be honest can not see why people would not want to get involved here. As for my dream I have the attitude that it will happen and it will work out. (I hope)

Good good it wouldn't feel normal without a bit of banter

Hello there butch and thanks. Sorry that is not my style to be a 0. But seriously it looks like a good forum and I look forward to being here.

Hello to all. I'm new on here and wanted to introduce myself. I'm Ian from the UK and I'm a climber of 7 years Got to this game fairly late as I only started after I finished in the British Army for 16 years. Hopefully will be active and speak to you all