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Stephen Blair Grand Master

Stephen Blair

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Fantastic!!:thumbup1:

That's the worst eicormic I have ever seen!:thumbdown:

Lovely gob on the lime and the conny fell is spot on!

I take it there was £400 on the lime, £150 on the conny:biggrin:

 

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Couple from today

Tom D
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Thought I’d revive this old classic with some serious coney topping, 40yd skip and the heizo is the way to go on these jobs..

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Saw this today, a sycamore and an oak, that have grown very close! Looked properly fused but I couldn't be 100%, certainly be interesting to be present when/if they get taken down. ...or get the

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Haha not sure what the prices were. They had 2 days on the Lime and they were going to do the conifers today.

Steves a top lad he deserved his post work peroni even if he did burn my hands on one limb before I put the Hobbs on.

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Walnut reduction from this morning, left hand stem seemed to be in decline so has had a fair bit taken out. sorry for the poor pics but i thought i'd share them anyway :001_smile:

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Taupotreeman Grand Master

Taupotreeman

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Nice pictures bro! Good that you enjoyed it which is always a bonus...could the tree have been felled?

 

One side possibly could have been felled but it always leaves such a dirty great mess. Branches stuck in the ground, soil all over where you need to cut and heavy wood on top of stuff you need to drag. Decided it was easier and more efficient to dismantle and keep everything in a tight area making clean up easier. My groundy (Masonw) had it all chipped and raked by the time I got down so all we had to do was fell the stems and ring up :thumbup: Started to persist about an hour from finishing but couldn't take away from the satisfied feeling at the end of the job.

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Couple more. Back tomorrow for the final clean up hopefully after joe public has removed all the firewood for us.

 

yeah, i love never dealing with firewood-just leave it all onsite 99% of the time.

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