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1 hour ago, N1ck said:

I didn't do the work but I know the tree well. I am trying not to be too critical as I know it is all too easy to jump on other Arb work. It was probably a lapsed pollard and 1 of the major scaffolds failed showing signs of included bark, but I personally don't believe this justified the pruning that was done, and it was very hasty without a chance for a more considered response. 

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I didn't think it would have been you somehow .

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2 hours ago, N1ck said:

It was probably a lapsed pollard and 1 of the major scaffolds failed showing signs of included bark, but I personally don't believe this justified the pruning that was done, and it was very hasty without a chance for a more considered response. 

Good job I wasn't asked for a response or it would be gone now.

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I didn't do the work but I know the tree well. I am trying not to be too critical as I know it is all too easy to jump on other Arb work. It was probably a lapsed pollard and 1 of the major scaffolds failed showing signs of included bark, but I personally don't believe this justified the pruning that was done, and it was very hasty without a chance for a more considered response. 
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Well now we know it wasn’t you I think we can safely say it’s horrific. It’s been done with no thought at all.
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On 08/07/2020 at 13:25, openspaceman said:

Good job I wasn't asked for a response or it would be gone now.

apt reply there.  Yep from looking at the pics. it looks to have been cut back way to much in my opinion (which is based on the before n' after pics. and not seeing the spec. sheet for the job)  I'd rather take it out completely and replant 3 replacement tree instead of that heavy reduction. 

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