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Most of us do not have the choice of what time of year they can move. Usually there are outside factors that dictate when we move like; a new job, the sale of a house, kids schools, and getting evicted. I hope you are not moving because of eviction, but it does happen. If you do have the choice of when you move and need to be moving cheap then pick winter.

Many places around the country have a ton of ice and snow during certain months. You should probably avoid those times. Moving trucks usually do not have studs or snow tires. But you will have to use your own judgment on that. Moving cheap is also quite possible in the early spring and late fall. Just avoid the summer.

Why should you avoid the summer if at all possible? Everyone and there dog is trying to move during the summer. You are going to be competing with a lot of other people for movers, moving trucks, and those containers for container moving. Just remember the law of supply and demand. The demand is higher than the supply in the summer so they can charge a premium. In the winter the demand is much lower than the supply so they are more likely going to give you a discount to get your biasness. Moving cheap in the winter is definitely the best way to go if you can.

Winter can also be a better time to get a rental or buy a home. Since most people are not looking in the winter so you might get to work with a desperate seller or land lord. This of coerce depends on the housing market. It does not hurt to try.

Introduction

Taking down old buildings and replacing them with new is a process that has been going on for thousands of years. The destruction of buildings was normal during battles and skirmishes of communities; and also due to natural disturbances such as earthquakes or volcanic activity. The resultant ruins would need to be removed and rebuilt.

So the idea of demolition would have come about where a population wished to re-inhabit a specific area or site. (One famous example is the Holy Temple in Jerusalem which was deliberately destroyed by the Assyrians around 586 BCE. After 50 years of Assyrian occupation the Jews returned to Jerusalem and began the re-construction of the second temple which took seventy years to complete.)

However the actual word to demolish only came into being in 1570, and has been used since then, in the way we understand it today, to mean the deliberate taking down or destroying of a building or structure.

Preserving the Past - Preparing the Future

In a country like Britain with a very dense population per square mile, there is a limited amount of available land that can be used for construction . In Britain there is a policy of protected land between built up areas of the villages and towns known as Green Belt. This means the land is from urban development to preserve the agricultural and natural heritage which is vital to the economy and structure of the country.

The outcome of this policy is that there is a constant shortage of land for housing and industry, so the developers have to be more creative when providing accommodation for the population. One of the ways of doing this is to find places where the buildings are no longer commercially viable or have been abandoned, and then re-use the area for a new purpose.

These areas are known as Brownfield, or Greyfield sites. In some cities, particularly Leeds and Manchester, instead of demolishing the old warehouses or factories, they have been converted into apartments, retaining the original shell and reconfiguring the internal dimensions into modern living accommodation.

Brownfield sites are disused industrial and commercial facilities where the land may have been contaminated with hazardous waste or pollution. They are potentially valuable for significant redevelopment once they have been cleaned up. Greyfield sites are urban properties that have been underutilised or abandoned, but do not have the environmental issues of brownfield sites. They were termed greyfield sites because of large areas of asphalt that covered the land such as old car parks. These sites are valuable because they already have the infrastructure such as water, sewage, electricity and gas in place and do not need a great deal of remedial work to utilise the site.

When a structure is to be demolished there are many different aspects to consider and various ways of approaching the task. The size and construction of the building, the new proposed use of the site and whether or not there are valuable elements suitable for re-use, will all determine how it is to be dismantled.

Traditional Demolition

Traditionally, once all the services were disconnected, the machinery and men would go in and just knock down the walls which caused the roof to collapse inwards and then all they needed to do was to drag all the remains away. Any concrete hard standing would be broken up ready for removal. The old non environmentally friendly way to action site clearance would be simply sending site waste to a landfill site.

Small structures such as two or three storey houses can be dismantled quite easily with hydraulic excavators and bulldozers using an undermining process. The walls are undermined at the base, in order to topple the structure; at the same time the manner and direction of the fall is controlled. Safety issues and clean-up procedures need to be considered when choosing how the building will be undermined and demolished.

Larger buildings such as tower blocks and chimneys require more specialist techniques, and these are discussed in more detail below.

Deconstruction

A new more recent approach to demolishing buildings is deconstruction - which is a green approach. The aim is to reduce the amount of waste going to landfill sites by carefully preserving valuable materials to be reused. Although the work may be a painstaking task of dismantling by hand - brick by brick - or beam by beam, the reclaimed materials can then be recycled or re-used for future buildings. The results of deconstruction can save in excess of 90% waste from going to landfill sites. When the farmer opposite to my house sold his farm yard with barns for housing, the builder demolished the barns, cleaned up the bricks and reused them for the perimeter wall of the farmhouse. At the time I was looking for some rubble as a base for a path and the builder let me take several barrow loads off his pile.

Recycling

Historically when old buildings were ruined from disuse or war damage the local people would gradually remove the stone and use it to build their new structures such as houses or barns. The stone used to construct Hadrian’s wall between Carlisle and Newcastle has mostly vanished because the local population made off with the beautifully dressed stone after the Romans left, to use in their own buildings. So even in those days people understood the value of recycling because it was much cheaper than having to quarry and dress the stone themselves.

At one time the rubble resulting from a demolished building would be taken to a landfill site for disposal. Now however concrete is easily broken up with the latest machine called a guillotine and the resultant rubble can be crushed and used as sub-base material for the foundation of new buildings that replace the old, or sent to other construction sites. These days this crushed rubble is called 6f2 crushed stone or 6f2 crushed material.

Modern machinery and techniques allows the demolition companies to efficiently segregate waste types on or off-site. Wherever possible construction materials are recycled and re-used in the new structures. Recycling of waste contributes to a significant savings in project costs as well as being good for the environment.

When we renovated our bungalow 20 years ago the builder, who was a bell ringer, found an old beam from a bell tower that was being renovated, and after carefully treating it, installed it in the kitchen. It made a feature of the room giving it some badly needed character and has never needed any further treatment.

Copper pipes, wiring, roof tiles or slates, floor tiles and doors, and wood panelling are some of the valuable artifacts that are saved for recycling and re-use. There are specialist yards in many towns where reclaimed old or antique artefacts are available for purchase.

Tall Buildings

Expert techniques are required for demolition of high buildings.

In some cases a wrecking ball on a crane may be used to demolish the top part of a tall building until it is down to a manageable height. However these days this process is rarely used by professional demolition companies because of the uncontrollable factor of the swinging ball and the proximity of other buildings.

Other methods of demolition of tall buildings are by implosion using explosives, controlled collapse and piecemeal. Also ‘High Reach’ demolition excavators are used where explosives are not appropriate . Once the building is down to a more manageable height demolition continues in the usual way.

The steeplejack Fred Dibnah became famous in the late 1970’s for his work on demolishing tall chimneys without the need for explosives. He would cut an ingress at the base of the chimney, use wooden props to support the brickwork and then burn the props so that the chimney toppled hopefully in the right direction. One time he was nearly killed because it didn’t topple in quite the right direction.

The tallest building to be lawfully demolished was the Singer Building of New York in 1967/8. More recently the collapse of the World Trade Centre after the 9/11 attack in 2001 shows the terrible devastation that occurs if the demolition is not controlled and very carefully contained.

In the demolishing of tall buildings and large structures water hoses and spray equipment is used to control the dust and would is termed a wet demolition.

Explosions

What usually comes to mind for many people when they think about demolition would be the dramatic collapse of a tall building using explosives. However it is usually the process of implosion, using explosives, that brings down a tall building so that it does as little damage as possible to the surrounding environment. Implosion is essential for dense urban areas and is very fast, the collapse taking only seconds, with the building falling inwards into its own footprint.

Using explosives is very specialist work and is a highly skilled process and getting it wrong can be catastrophic. If an implosion is not prepared correctly the danger may be damage to neighbouring structures or even killing onlookers from flying debris. Even more dangerous is a partial collapse of a building where the remaining structure is unstable and there are still primed explosives that failed to go off. Workers are in great danger if or when they continue the demolition.

Other potential hazards of working with explosives occurs when the atmospheric pressure from low cloud above the implosion site may cause the shockwave to spread outwards instead of upwards. The wave of energy and sound created will break windows and cause other damage to the surrounding buildings. Because of the dangers of working with explosives, implosion will only be used when other methods are too costly or impractical.

Health and Safety

Demolition of any building is highly dangerous and is a much more complicated and technical process than most people would realise. Experienced and skilled operators are essential to ensure safety for both workers and public alike. The stability of any structure is reliant on the interdependence of its component parts, so an incorrect sequence of dismantling could result in an unplanned collapse.

Survey of Demolition

Identification of any structural problems as well as risks associated with hazardous or flammable substances these include asbestos and requires asbestos surveys to be performed.

Where petrol has been stored, in a disused garage for example, precautions need to be taken to prevent a fire hazard.

Health and safety is paramount in demolition work so personnel working in the industry have to be appropriately trained. It is advisable for operatives to have gained a Certificate of Competence in Demolition to ensure they have the necessary skills and safety awareness. All demolition work is regulated by the Construction, Design and Management Regulatory Body.

Sequence of Demolition

There are regulations in place as to the sequence of actions before any demolition can be performed. Each area council will have their own specific list for planning approval, and they vary from area to area, but a typical order would be as follows:-

Provision of Information

The demolition company must provide information about the construction to be demolished, its previous use and the appropriate demolition method to be applied including disposal of any hazardous substances

Preferred and Safe Method of Work

Any reputable company involved in demolition will know and understand the most suitable methods of disposal. Planning and outlining the dismantling process is necessary for vigilant monitoring. A detailed statement outlining the safety process has to be agreed by all parties involved before any demolition can take place.

Preparation and Planning

There is a great deal of preparation to be done before any work can start on the demolishing of the building itself. Issues such as asbestos abatement, disconnecting utilities, rodent baiting, dealing with hazardous substances and making safe any electric, gas or other services have to be resolved.

Protection of the Public

Where demolition is carried out in heavily populated areas the protection of the public is without question paramount. Safety cannot be compromised. Temporary services may need to be arranged, health hazards assessed and people affected will need to be informed.

Conclusion

The word ‘demolish’ is interpreted as the deliberate and controlled collapse of a structure. This is usually done to make way for future structures or to make an existing structure safe. Demolition work is a very dangerous business and demolishing any building is a complex and skilled process. The aim in demolition is to remove an unwanted building as safely and quickly as possible, recycle or re-use most of the old material, and clear the site ready for the subsequent use.

In the centre of Nottingham over the last few years there has been a major reconstruction of what was an old car park into a brand new shopping complex centre. While this was going on the public were only really aware of the boarding around the area, a change in traffic direction and maybe some big lorries going in and out of the site.

So the next time you see structures being demolished to make way for the new, give a thought to the company involved who’s team are daily working in a very dangerous environment, adhering to all of the regulations and carefully and meticulously carrying out the project to bring us the modern conveniences we have come to expect and clearing the way for the future.

If you are expanding your current retail or commercial location or building a new facility like a farm and ranch building, choosing metal for the construction of the building saves you the most money because it is cheaper than conventional construction methods, provides a safer building when completed, and the building systems offer a variety of design choices. In fact, for these reasons (and more) metal buildings now dominate the one and two-story building markets, as cited by architects, engineers and owners across the world. Investigate for yourself the reasons why building with metal can be good for you as well.

Most metal companies comply with customer’s design requests presenting you with endless options. For example, the exterior of the building may be enhanced using a variety of finishing materials, such as decorative brick, wood, stucco, glass, and aggregate panels, in order to match the look of existing buildings, meet local zoning requirements, as well as eye-catching to attract customers. With open span interior space and high ceilings, a metal building offers your tenants such a variety of configurations and layout options for the interior, as well. For example, your needs may include rows and rows of merchandise, an office environment filled with cubicles, conference rooms, and mechanical equipment, or a restaurant filled with tables, comfortable seating and kitchen space. A metal building construction can be efficiently and easily modified to suit your tenets’ changing needs—be it an increase in personnel or a shrinking storage capacity. Building expansion is simple and easier because metal buildings are designed with growth and your budget in mind. From the inside to the outside, your project manager can help you achieve the look you want in the most economical way possible. But be sure to choose the right metal building erector.

Using metal in your construction can help you design an attractive retail building within your projected budget. Consider just a few reasons. To begin with, it will help prevent many of the problems and maintenance issues that are associated with low-quality buildings. Many types of retail buildings begin to deteriorate over time. Since metal is highly resistant to water, mold, mildew, termites and other wood-destroying insects, a metal retail building will last longer and require less maintenance than many other types of retail buildings which saves you money! Also, because sometimes a business needs a new building under a strict deadline, metal buildings offer the magnificent benefit of being pre-drilled, pre-welded, and pre-punched at the plant giving you a structure that is quickly and easily erected so your tenants can move in, open their business and promptly begin adding to your profits. Constructing a new retail building can be very expensive; but, using a retail metal building system has proven to save up to half the cost (depending on the supplier you choose) compared to similar buildings designed using conventional construction methods.

Metal buildings do not require any harmful chemicals such as resin, adhesives, wood treatments, or pesticides. Also, a retail/commercial building made entirely out of metal has added strength and durability to increase the structural integrity. As a result, metal retail buildings are resistant to major damages that are caused by high winds and adverse weather conditions. Metal buildings may also be designed to meet and surpass your local building codes regarding wind and snow loads. Customers in the Mid-West and Gulf Coast regions will have added security for their property. (Nevertheless, it is still highly recommended to evacuate during an approaching hurricane.) Many building systems use wood framing, making it vulnerable to fire and difficult to extinguish. Since metal does not burn as quickly as wood, the fire may spread slower, making the environment safer. When a fire occurs in a metal building, it is often possible to contain the fire to a single room. As a result, personnel and customers, not to mention valuable merchandise, equipment, and company files, are well protected in a metal building; and interruption of business operations can be kept to a minimum.

A metal building is indeed the most practical and economical as it will save money, provide a stronger structure, and more choice for interior planning and exterior beauty. The finished product will easily accommodate a retail environment, office space, a restaurant, warehouse facility, or any other type of business operations. Satisfied customers everywhere attest to the magnificent benefits of having their retail or commercial building built with metal. Why take chances with your real estate investment? Choose the design that provides a lifetime of benefits.

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Introduction

In recent years there has been a dramatic increase in the health and safety agenda of handling asbestos, its management and disposal in a safe and secure manner. Where workers have been exposed to asbestos in confined spaces or where materials have been present, such as during manufacture of items with asbestos as a key component, they are faced with serious health issues. It is now widely recognised that the major single work related cause of death is asbestos. For this reason alone health and safety information high lights the dangers of incorrect handling of asbestos contaminated products, and the need for safe management and disposal is very high profile.

What is asbestos?

There are generally three forms of asbestos known as brown, blue and more common white asbestos. Asbestos is a naturally occurring fibre and is mined in various countries such as Canada and South Africa but, by far the largest producer is Russia. Although a dangerous substance to be managed, it is still valuable because of its unique resistance qualities, such as being resistant to heat, electricity and noise. It is essential for processing as a key component for items such as brake linings and insulation as well as for industrial use or in building construction.

Asbestos became widely used during the late 19th Century in the programme of constructing hospitals, factories, schools and farm houses which were all built using materials that contained asbestos. Its qualities of being resistant to heat, flame retardant and a good insulator meant that it was widely recognised as very good construction material in ceilings and walls. It was also widely used as a lagging material to wrap around steam pipes and boilers. Some household products such as early electric ovens also contained asbestos material, due to its excellent heat resistant qualities. Indeed I seem to recall the use of it in a very early electric oven at my grandparent’s house in the mid-late 1960’s.

Nowadays if asbestos is found to be still present within a building, it is likely to cause alarm amongst those residents working in the building. People living close by are also likely to be concerned and very quickly an entire local community may find themselves concerned about the dangers of having asbestos close by.

However, as long as the asbestos is well maintained and is not releasing dust, into the atmosphere there is no danger to health. Asbestos only becomes dangerous and a health hazard when it’s removal takes place or if you breathe in asbestos fibres, from the surrounding environment. Asbestos is toxic when particlesare inhaled because they lodge in the lungs causing breathing difficulties. The various forms of lung disease are very serious such as bronchiactisis, silicosis, and lung cancer. From the mid-1980’s, countries within the European Union and some of the world’s other most developed countries have banned asbestos due to its high risk health concerns.

A simple task such as laying roof insulation, should always be undertaken whilst wearing a protective face mask to avoid inhalation of asbestos dust and particles.

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Why is Asbestos Dangerous?

The breathing in of asbestos fibres is the cause of debilitating diseases. So, if you work in an environment where many thousands of asbestos-related particles exist in the atmosphere, unless you wear the appropriate face mask protection, you are putting your health in danger.

Of course, many years ago the dangers were unrecognised and whilst asbestos related illness may not affect you immediately, in later life the effects will become more apparent. Currently asbestos is responsible for approximately 4000 deaths per year and every week it contributes to the deaths of almost 40 tradesmen, including plumbers, electricians, carpenters and joiners. These trades are particularly at risk because the tradesmen will have been employed in environments where asbestos will have been present. The refurbishment of plumbing work in factories, hospitals, schools, houses and factories will have been a common requirement in recent years. Equally, electricians, carpenters and joiners will have been exposed to similar work in their professional fields.

My father was an electrician before retiring ten years ago and over a thirty year period, rewired many factory premises, most likely working in asbestos contaminated areas
I used to work for a compressed air equipment manufacturer. The company’s main manufacturing site also included the offices, the manufacturing and assembly plant, the foundry and workshops. The whole site was erected in the early 1900s and inevitably had used asbestos products within its construction. In the 1990s with much of the manufacturing moved overseas, it was decided to sell the site for redevelopment and the site has now been entirely demolished, ready for reconstruction. But just think how much of the construction material would have contained asbestos.

Before major demolition works could begin, a full site survey including an asbestos survey would have been required to identify and assess how to manage the removal of the asbestos material across the site. Each specific area would have required the advice of an approved asbestos management contractor and assurances of how the asbestos materials would be safely removed and disposed of. Due to the size of the site, this would have been a major task and also a costly one, but an essential requirement to ensure that all regulations relating to the management of asbestos material were adhered to.

Where is Asbestos Found?

If you visit an old building built around the 1950s, it is worth taking a look around to see where asbestos has been used and the types of substances which might contain asbestos. Asbestos cement products, such as large sheets of a corrugated material are likely to be asbestos cement sheets. It is distinguishable as a hard grey coloured material in which asbestos has been mixed with cement. It is likely that if the sheets have been used on the roof, that similar flat sheets will have been used for wall cladding. If a wall has been given a textured coating, then many old wall coating materials contained an asbestos mix to create the texture. On the floor, floor tiles made from asbestos may also be in place. Recognised for its fire retardant qualities, an asbestos spray may also have been used to coat wooden roof beams. Asbestos sprayed on walls and ceilings will have a high content of asbestos and is known to be easily disturbed just by movement and will give off dust. Then there will be asbestos used as a lagging material on pipes and plumbing equipment.

So be vigilant when in old buildings, it is likely that asbestos will be present in some form. No matter how big or small the task, always employ an expert asbestos removals contractor to comply with regulations.

Managing and Disposing of Asbestos

Since the banning of using asbestos took effect, the most common method by which asbestos is now disposed is through the use of landfill sites. There are however very strict guidelines on how asbestos should be managed and disposed of.

First you must decide how big a task the job is. If you have asbestos removal to undertake in the home then the best strategy is to employ a fully licensed asbestos removal specialist to remove the toxic waste safely. The basic requirements for protection, including the wearing of a dust mask and a disposable overall, are not suggested as the limit of safety precautions and you will be will be much safer trusting this work to a specialist contractor. If you are removing sheets of asbestos for example from an old garage or shed, simply breaking one sheet up will release potentially harmful asbestos dust and fibres.

Provided that there are no electrical cables and connections nearby, the asbestos removal specialist may treat the asbestos to be handled with water spray before commencing the removal of the material.However this kind of thing is not for the novice DIY enthusiast and should be left to an experienced specialist contractor at all times. The removed asbestos cannot simply be placed in your domestic waste for collection, it must be treated separately and either bagged or placed in a dedicated skip for safe disposal by specialists.

When the requirement for asbestos removal is much larger than the domestic project, the work should always be managed by a approved commercial asbestos removal company.

These specialists have qualified in the specific training and certification and will have the correct equipment to manage the task effectively, safely and in accordance with the correct regulations. Older buildings may require a dismantling process to carefully remove any asbestos and this work is likely to involve the use of scaffolding or cranes to be able to undertake this work safely. The most important point to remember is that as the customer, asbestos is on your premises. You are responsible for the removal, handling and safe disposal of the asbestos and to do so without employing an approved contractor could leave you open to prosecution.

To ensure that dedicated skips are used in the disposal of asbestos some waste management contractors operate colour coded skips so that only these are used for asbestos disposal. I know of one leading UK waste management company who have a two tone yellow and red painted skips used solely for the safe transportation and disposal of asbestos. As asbestos is classed as a hazardous waste material, only landfill sites licensed to take hazardous waste material are permitted to accept asbestos onto the site.

I recall a large automotive company going into administration and thousands of brake lining pads had to be removed as part of a major site clearance project. Although they were all boxed, the fact that asbestos had been used in their manufacture meant that a specialist contractor was brought in to manage the removal and disposal of the stock. In today’s environment where recycling is a buzz word, it is very difficult and costly to recycle asbestos.

Before demolition work commences, seek a professional company to do the asbestos survey and ensure legal compliance advice. As the owner of the waste you need to feel confident that all aspects are handled in accordance with the law by the contractor.

Health and Safety Issues when Working with Asbestos

Before commencing any work, if it is thought that asbestos may be present, the demolition company must undertake a complete project plan. No contractor should be placed at risk, in an environment where asbestos is potentially located. Through a complete site survey, it must be established if materials containing asbestos are present and the work must be planned to either avoid disturbance or the need to dismantle and remove these materials.

If asbestos materials are to be removed, it is essential that the work should be undertaken by an specialist asbestos contractor, who has completed the appropriate asbestos awareness and training courses and is certificated. It is also important to note, whether the premises will need to be vacated whilst the work is to be undertaken. If people remain in or near the area where asbestos is to be removed, disturbance of the material will place anyone in the close vicinity of the project in danger. Other considerations and decisions may need to be taken into account, particularly where there is a need to work at height and to identify precisely which equipment is to be required to complete the task safely.

All major projects, should be supervised throughout and inspected at various stages to ensure that the work complies with regulations at the end of the task, and that it is safe for employees to return to the premises.

Of course, throughout the project, the project manager must ensure that arrangements have been made for the safe disposal of all the asbestos waste. For those undertaking the job, vigilance will be required throughout the project to protect their own health. Face masks will be worn, as well as appropriate clothing such as a disposable all in one overall. Clean up as you go is a strategy employed by asbestos removal specialists when they work through the project, to limit the amount of asbestos waste spreading to other parts of the building.

Conclusion

The strict regulations which now surround the handling and management of asbestos will in nearly all cases require that any project involving the removal of asbestos materials is managed by a specialist asbestos removal contractor.

Without specialist knowledge, awareness and the correct equipment, any project involving asbestos removal brings potential hazard. Any company engaging a contractor who does not comply with the correct legislation, will be responsible themselves, not the contractor. So aside from the health concerns, it is in the interest of the owner of a property to comply with the rules and regulations which govern the management of asbestos projects.

Often referred to as the hidden killer, improved knowledge and awareness of the devastating long term effects that asbestos has upon one’s health is now well documented. It is hoped that in the coming years we will begin to see a decline in asbestos related diseases or illnesses . Unfortunately until the mid-1980s, for those who had worked in or around environments where asbestos was present, the worry of asbestos related death or illness remains.

Whichever way you look at it, asbestos is a pretty unpleasant substance if inhaled and brings cause for concern if it is present in your premises, so seek the advice of a specialist asbestos removal contractor to ensure the effective and compliant management of your particular project.

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The man behind the famous prints Philip Gray was born in Cork, Ireland way back in the year of 1959. Since he was young as five, he already had the passion for art. He can even recall his fondest memories of being taught to draw figuratively by a family friend, Trevor Scott, who was also the founder of the College of Art and Design in Dublin. Philip joined the Navy when he was 16 and that is where he also began to paint while at sea. He may be producing high-end paintings that reveal the world’s commercialism but he sees to it that he adds his warm and personal touch to make his Philip Gray prints accessible to a wide range of markets. Hence, more and more people are becoming more fascinated with his art.

Philip Gray prints are seen to be reflecting the beauty of Ireland and the seas. He has produced art pieces of dramatic seascapes, which are often sold in limited edition pieces. This symbolises his life as a part of the Navy, where he spent almost seventeen years at sea. Philip is known for mastering a project called The Extreme Art. This is when a painter gets to paint in extremely different scenarios like on top of a mountain, in the middle of shark-infested waters, in the midst of wild animals, etc.

For Philip, he compares painting to being as essential as breathing. He firmly believes that without painting, there won’t be any reason for living. Each day for him is a wonderful chance to leave everything behind and confront each empty and new canvas with fresh energy and an inspired heart and mind waiting to unravel. His muse is the sea or the waters, believing that it can best interpret his emotions. All his previous experiences as well in the Navy have helped him discover that the shallow surface of the seas reflects the exterior part of us and its abyss symbolises our inner man.

Philip Gray was once voted as Best New Artist at the Fine Art Trade Guild Awards way back in 2007 in the UK. His prints, which depict the various combinations of landscapes and seascapes, have made him earn international credibility and recognition. Now, he stands as one of Ireland’s most valued living artists. During the awards ceremony, he was so full of humility, as he expressed his surprise to how fast he was given recognition in the UK art market.

The unique thing about Philip Gray prints is that he greatly utilises his creativity with painting as a free flowing form of communication. His art paintings render everyone with the chance to transport them into somewhere that is far from the chaotic busyness of everyday life. It helps to bring you into a wonderful reunion or reconciliation with nature.

All his experiences with the sea as nature have been greatly seen perfectly alive in his paintings and that alone can be considered his greatest edge amongst other painters.

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I was happy to see some parts of the x-ray, but also was concerned to see so much degeneration going on in my back. I guess it’s a common thing, but that doesn’t make it fun when it’s your back having the issue. I once went to a Portland Chiropractor that tried to show me the same stuff, but I guess I wasn’t really ready to listen to him.

If I ever get by way of Texas, I really want to visit this Houston Chiropractor I’ve heard so much about. I guess I should make sure that it’s okay with everyone that I see multiple chiropractors. I travel so much that in order for me to be consistent with any treatment, it would take more than one to get the job done.

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