General Tree pics

[John Shutler]

subbying to mates firm special branch tree services. i love easy mondays

[Jason James Gairn]

subbying to mates firm special branch tree services. i love easy mondays

 

What happend next John? The guys were about to pull the top off and.....

[John Hancock]

subbying to mates firm special branch tree services. i love easy mondays

 

Excellent pics John - its a nice place to live down your way, know it well.

[John Shutler]

What happend next John? The guys were about to pull the top off and.....

 

some silly neighbour started shouting and screaming about us taking the tree down, stupid really as it had really started to lean towards there garden, oh well.

 

 

yeah john it is a lovely place to live, im very lucky that ive spent my whole life in the area, these pictures were taken in sway, the next village along to mine tiptoe

[John Hancock]

 

yeah john it is a lovely place to live, im very lucky that ive spent my whole life in the area, these pictures were taken in sway, the next village along to mine tiptoe

 

 

We travel through there every year on the way to the Isle of Wight. The last few years we’ve stayed in the New Forest for a few nights., kids love it – So jealous!

[Lancstree]

I saw this Sycamore on a walk today and was interested by the burr at the base at first then I got puzzled as to weather it was one tree or two. From the burr pic it looks likely but from round the other side I'm not so sure. I saw another couple nearby growing out of a stone wall and it was pretty mature. The base was covered in moss and soil so it was hard to tell but I reckon that could have grown from being cut back in the past.

 

The growth form of sycamore's lend itself to this shape quite typically - am I correct?

[Andy R]

lovely day today, thats the gaffer in the beech tree - deadwood and raise away from the house and neighbouring evergreen oak.

[Tom D]

A couple from yesterday and today. Moving a bit of Thuja with a forklift and the veiw of the shore from a horse chestnut that I was pruning today.

[Stephen Blair]

are you replanting the thuja tom?

[Tom D]

No that was the top half of it, the building site it was on was a filthy mess and so I asked if they could bring the trees to roadside for us We had already felled a big hymalayan birch and they had shifted that for us, It took about 6 trips to shift the birch and the forklift had to keep going to do other jobs so to speed things up when we did the Thuja I tip roped it and then snedded the bottom bit before cutting it off at the base. Then the forklift driver got the fear and we had to attempt to lay it down and cut it in half, a major PITA.

 

Still at least we weren't working in a foot of mud. Plus they were pumping the kludgie which smelled like satans jockstrap so the further away from that the better.