Heavy Oak Reduction.

[Danavan]

Fine work. Long may it live & hope you get the go back wrk to keep her stable & alive.

Nice lot of photo synth prod growth in the lower area for her to keep energy up.

Hope to see more pics over the yrs of how she comes on.

[Stephen Blair]

nice one john, i remember that tree, cracking job mate

[John Hancock]

nice one john, i remember that tree, cracking job mate

 

Cheers buddy, thought you'd remember it......

[rk23]

Good work, nice to see veteran tree management would have been a shame if it had been removed.

[John Hancock]

I has a mess around on Photoshop the other evening and came up with this, see what you think…..

[Stephen Blair]

i do believe you are working to my spec mate lol, do you have the original thread to see your markings on the picture to compare to the final outcome?

 

ps, cracking pic, it says a lot. the climber looks really relaxed and at ease in the crown.

[Nick Waring]

I has a mess around on Photoshop the other evening and came up with this, see what you think…..

 

looks good mate, the only thing i dont like, is its too dark on the right.

[John Hancock]

looks good mate, the only thing i dont like, is its too dark on the right.

 

The focus is meant to be on the climber - you Arbs, your just not artistic enough!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Argh this is the tree i just posted about in the other thread, a little hard for my tastes john but I am certain it will regenerate. Reckon she will need a good five years before the next prune though, having removed such a large percentage of the leaf area.

[Johny Walker]

is that whats called a posh pollard