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Just wondering why they wanted them lower than previous pollards since those trees looked quite good.

 

As others have said nice bit of kit.:thumbup1:

 

yeah i agree but because it is national trust property with a cafe and tea garden below they got abit twitchy about it, and their forestry advisor told them to take them lower. Just a case of not wanting to get sued if a bit falls out and kills someone, red tape, beaurocracy, health and safety, etc, etc...

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