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Thought i would post some piccys of an Elm job we did yesterday. I felt very priveleged to be working on an elm this size & still alive (my first one in 14 years!). The job was to remove all the stag wood out of it, to make it safe as it was along side a country lane & to leave all the timber:icon14:. Job went really well apart from a few problems getting into the crown due to the amount of epicormic growth and also had to dodge a few hail storms aswell (brrrr..it was a cold day).

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  greenboy said:
A few more to bore you with:wave:

 

 

Not at all,

 

being a proper southerner ( 10 miles from the sea at the bottom of the country) I have never knowingly seen a live elm that size . Plenty of sickly tiddlers though.

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I've got to admit i had to do a double take when i first saw the job, i could'nt belive it was an Elm. Its the biggest i've seen, being only 32 i was'nt around when these trees were in their prime.

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  roller said:
Nice job! have you noticed the big Elm in the park on Norwich road? [close to the traffic lights] shes a whopper..

 

Is that the one opposite the BP garage? If it is the one i'm thinking of she's a beauty:icon14:

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  Log-ologist said:
Not at all,

 

being a proper southerner ( 10 miles from the sea at the bottom of the country) I have never knowingly seen a live elm that size . Plenty of sickly tiddlers though.

 

your a southener? where you from?

 

<-- hastings, east sussex here.

  • 2 weeks later...
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You beach boys need to get into Brighton and feel the elm-love there.... there seem to be quite a few East Anglian elms cropping up on the forums here, which is a bit of a surprise, I always thought they were stuck up north.... Good stuff!

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