Well I think a chain gang approach with myself lobbing the stuff in lessens the risk! I put the 10 yr old in a climbing harness when working on a tree but it was worse for safety as he kept jumping off to test it!!
The Red Rhino loading height is around 1500mm or 5 foot in old money, that is very high for you to be loading by hand, I for one would not recommend it, apart from the safety aspect the dust and noise right in your face would be horrendous. I must be getting old, years ago I would have done it.
I was forever falling out of trees when I was a kid. My brother is 8 years older. I used to follow him up them and get stuck And he used to make me play cricket with a proper hard cricket ball when I was little I was brilliant at rounders in senior school as a result though
Mr Bury, 200-year old bricks? Surely a demand for these for making matching extensions to existing builds? As said above, eBay or reclaim yard will see them removed for you, so saving you a heavy task. And a few £uid too. But certainly keep a few for a feature in yer new hoosie - a wall support for yer breakie bar, or summat. A token reminder of the the old barn that used to be there... sniff. Use them in a barbie, tho'? Chust make sure they ain't the exploding type of bricks, or you'll be sh**ing them...
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