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I'm still getting plenty of other work at both properties...I don't need it all!

I just passed on two jobs to a pro outfit with 9 (young) guys and all the contacts for big machinery, one was a severely rot compromised large oak, with two bits fallen off already and sensitive landscape below, the other is a macrocarpa windrow prune over graves...I reckon part of getting older...

:) old sailing jargon...works for trees as well.

I hear you about the work being the least painful! But Drs do say if you have a bit of 'arthur' to keep moving. I've been taking a magnesium tablet in the evening, and anecdotally I seem to sleep better and less aches in the morning, combine that with my mainly wheat free diet...at the moment...

Gary, you are an abberation, a good one mind :) But that looks really good for flexibility

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I remember seeing that Tahune tree before it got cut down...and then visiting it after (having seen the video) and thinking...wow, bloody wow.

Don't feel bad fellas, I get the pop eye 'YOU are the climber' all the time, not only silver hair but a woman!!!

My hubby's mum had a stroke, right side paralyzed.. we took care of her in house for a month before the family could arrange for her to get back to Canada where she was from into a good home in her hometown. I have MUCH respect for those aged care workers who have a vocation for their job, to...

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Happy Birthday for Saturday Paul! Welcome to the club :) When I look around and look at the general agility and fitness level of people my age, I'm often shocked. Overweight, out of breath, tending towards sedentary lifestyles...I firmly believe that how you start out is how you will trend as...

I can agree with this Jay! I am slowly getting back into work now after 4 months off. Before my 'break' my hands were really sore, fingers and wrists. All that is gone now. I changed up my diet a bit too, trying to reduce acid producing foods, to reduce inflammation, taking turmeric tablets...it...