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not sure about the worse tree , but those saw etc look like they have been left in just about the worse place . :001_tt2:

 

Not quite as unwise as the place you left the poor chipper in your avatar:lol:

 

Did you get the money back from Stobart's insurer for that?

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A pumped sycamore, the bottom 20 ft was like polystyrene and the next 20 feet was dead but not as rotten. i My spikes were slipping, the roots were gone and it was on a cliff above a house and garage!

Horrible scary nastiness!!!

That's the worse I've done as an experienced climber, there were loads of scary climbs when I first started out, it was DED every day for months, that took a lot of little chats to myself and trying to convince my brain everything was ok!

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