General Tree pics

[nepia]

  Andy Collins said:

A few pics of the last couple of days, cutting (expanding) rides through a woodland.

 

Fantastic for the wildlife; corridors like that are vital for sustaining a variety of species. Such humble species as the thrush and blackbird are birds of the forest margin and need openings like that. That work will be of huge benefit but I guess you know that so it must bring on a warm glow - nearly as warm as the one from the Highland Park!

[John Shutler]

more field maple

[MattyF]

top quality work guys!

[Mark Bolam]

Awesome pics Adam. 3rd from last is a winner.

 

Getting out to the skinny stuff well for a cider monster John!

[Mark Bolam]

Few from todays job with Garth Mc Garth, dead Oak beside scout hut.

 

Got my woggle in a twist with the bark sheeting off, gaffed out a fair bit, with crud under my gaffs making them about 1/16" long!

 

2 limbs over roof rigged out from adjacent Oak (big up to young Sam for setting the rigging anchor at around 50'), the rest knocked off in lumps, very dead top felled out with pull off.

 

Tree was sound as a pound in the middle TBH, but all the timber was bone dry right through.

 

Only stopped spiking up because of a warm feeling spreading down my right leg.

[Jon Lad]

Little eucs made awkward by the wind.

[atree]

  Stephen Blair said:

nice one, looks like the 2 guys were having a race lol.

 

Lol.climber on the left has only just started climb and hasnt done anything of that size,he done well

[atree]

Saturday morning job,Just had to take 3 dead limbs off at this tips.Was very windy.

[White Noise]

  Steve Bullman said:

i seem to be getting lumbered with a lot of re-reductions at the moment....hate them! the spec on this job was to reduce back to previous reduction points.....that was out of the question, went a decent bit above that, didnt turn out so bad

 

You get alot of reductions cos you got an eye for it me thinks

[Mozza]

Atree that is one beautiful tree mate