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Old 24-02-2012, 09:46 PM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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In article , Bill Grey
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I can see there would be a problem with a full 9 yards course, not really
necessary for us gardeners.

A basic "how to use" and safety course would be fine.

Bill



That's what i thought! However trying to find a suitable course is very
difficult. Many have qualifications at the end and stuff I really don't
need. I don't intend to climb many trees and rope myself onto branches
either
On the minus side they don't teach to you how cut up old cots and the
half a gate someone gave me as I have a wood burning stove !
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