wheeeeee

[RobRainford]

well this was some of my time wasted today, was in the garden helping out and had to prune the sycamore so did this first!

 

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[armchairarborist]

:011:gave me a headache just watching, madhead..

[Tom2020]

Dunno whats worse You doing that in a clients garden or those boots:scared1:

[RobRainford]

You should have seen the guy filming it! (my dad!)

 

It was in our garden. I'd finished what I needed and was messing around.

 

Btw those boots are awesome for climbing!

[RobArb]

are they the klima air tirols?

[RobRainford]

Meindl airstreams. Loves em I do!

[Tom2020]

You should have seen the guy filming it! (my dad!)

 

It was in our garden. I'd finished what I needed and was messing around.

 

Btw those boots are awesome for climbing!

 

Hehehe

 

Nice garden btw

[RobRainford]

Cheers Tom. That's the bottom end. Got a good few things planted round there. Almond, noble fir, few cherries. Couple of young mature ash. Newly planted acer rubrum last year. Variegated Holly which looks good. We did have a eucalyptus but it was less than 5m from the house so in a drunken escapade a few years ago my dad felled it onto the washing line!

 

We've also got a judas tree. Another Holly. 4 chestnuts. Some laurel. Lots of hawthorn and privet hedging. And not enough time to manage it all!

[Tom2020]

You've got more trees that what the college has got Hows big's your garden, All i get to see is a few oaks one or two beech and 100s of sycamores

 

Best thing to aim for is the washing line in my books

[RobRainford]

Yeah. He just did the farmer style backcut and scarper! I'll get a couple pics up. Most of the trees are still small. The sycamore and almond are the largest. Followed by the chestnuts. The sycamore is a fun climb. It's as high as phone wires. But has a great centre anchor point and some good branchwalks.

 

Check your pms Tom!