hedge trimming

[armchairarborist]

tickled the last bits with the hedgetrimmers, best bit today was homemade soup in the summerhouse sat on massage chair, courtesy of happy customer:thumbup1:

[armchairarborist]

couple more from today..

[armchairarborist]

and today... the ones behind are the neighbours trees, drastic reduction but should survive eh?

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

and today... the ones behind are the neighbours trees, drastic reduction but should survive eh?

 

They will survive, unfortunatley!

[armchairarborist]

took 3t of chip off them badboys.. they were well dense, thought there were nesting birdies but just a squeaky rubbing branch haha

[robert t]

Tallest hedge in the world. Beech, all done by hand.

[RobRainford]

Nice job on those hedges ed, i would have given up on the top bits, im not all that tall so it would be done up to where the cutters would reach!

 

tickled the last bits with the hedgetrimmers, best bit today was homemade soup in the summerhouse sat on massage chair, courtesy of happy customer:thumbup1:

 

the facial expression there is PRICELESS!! made me lose my brew!

[armchairarborist]

been doing this wierd shape hedge for a couple of years now, just a tickle so far but might suggest cutting it straight one day.. oh thats me doing my bestest pose, working my way up to a lunge oneday:thumbup1:

[Samuel]

that hedge looks really neat once completed

[Andy Collins]

When I started out, I found the most tiring part of big hedge trims was the over-reaching to get that little bit higher, or across the top. Yes the vibes on the long reaches can be bad, but nowhere near as bad as the straining to reach. Now with a selection of different length machines, it all seems very easy in comparison:001_smile: