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There fine to climb with out to much bouncing around

I once dismantled a massive one and sectional felled the top which twisted and tore down and pulling me into the stem hard by my strop. Resulted in a very bruised hips and penis. Won't forget that one lesson learnt is keep cutting on the back cut. I'll try and find a photo if anyone likes

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I once dismantled a massive one and sectional felled the top which twisted and tore down and pulling me into the stem hard by my strop. Resulted in a very bruised hips and penis. Won't forget that one lesson learnt is keep cutting on the back cut. I'll try and find a photo if anyone likes

 

I hope you mean a photo of the tree :blushing: There are a lot of those lining the local brook and they constantly drop branches.

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