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Ladders!!
I bought a ladder today - a proper one to get onto the roof of the house so that I can remove some bits of tree that seem to be stuck there. Never thought I'd own a Ladder - but there you go, the wonders of owning a house in this country.
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Re: Ladders!!
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9251202)
I bought a ladder today - a proper one to get onto the roof of the house so that I can remove some bits of tree that seem to be stuck there. Never thought I'd own a Ladder - but there you go, the wonders of owning a house in this country.
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I never had call to rent one of these for a spot of gardening until I moved to Canada.......
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Re: Ladders!!
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9251202)
I bought a ladder today - a proper one to get onto the roof of the house so that I can remove some bits of tree that seem to be stuck there. Never thought I'd own a Ladder - but there you go, the wonders of owning a house in this country.
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Congratulations, you’ll be getting a wheelbarrow next. I actually consider myself as somewhat an expert when it comes to ladders as I once owned over 150 of the damn things. From little 16’ jobbies with extendable feet up to big 40’ ones that took a couple of people to move around safely. You might need a pair of ladder mitts if you’re going to be resting it against the siding.
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I was just wondering, yesterday, having so far managed to push the thought from my mind every time it occurred .....
How the devil are we going to change a lightbulb in our "chandelier" which hangs at a great height from our vaulted ceiling.:unsure: We do have a ladder, but there is nothing nearby to lean it against .... hmmmmm ..... oh well, cross that bridge when we come to it ..... <goes back to changing the subject> |
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Rent a big step ladder.
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Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 9251544)
Congratulations, you’ll be getting a wheelbarrow next. I actually consider myself as somewhat an expert when it comes to ladders as I once owned over 150 of the damn things. From little 16’ jobbies with extendable feet up to big 40’ ones that took a couple of people to move around safely. You might need a pair of ladder mitts if you’re going to be resting it against the siding.
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Re: Ladders!!
Originally Posted by Oink
(Post 9251544)
Congratulations, you’ll be getting a wheelbarrow next. I actually consider myself as somewhat an expert when it comes to ladders as I once owned over 150 of the damn things. From little 16’ jobbies with extendable feet up to big 40’ ones that took a couple of people to move around safely. You might need a pair of ladder mitts if you’re going to be resting it against the siding.
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Originally Posted by Jingsamichty
(Post 9252813)
Bloody hell, how many floors up did you live?
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Originally Posted by JonboyE
(Post 9251267)
I own two.
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Originally Posted by Novocastrian
(Post 9252894)
I shall think of you henceforth as Jon "Two Ladders" boyE. :)
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Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9252681)
I already own a wheelbarrow. It came free with the house along with other garden tools, a decent enough step ladder and at least 10 axes.
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Re: Ladders!!
Originally Posted by Alan2005
(Post 9251202)
I bought a ladder today - a proper one to get onto the roof of the house so that I can remove some bits of tree that seem to be stuck there. Never thought I'd own a Ladder - but there you go, the wonders of owning a house in this country.
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