General Tree pics

[Tom2020]

Who climbed it?

 

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Myself,

 

 

There was a small cavity at the base say about a 1ft in height and half wide stuck my hand in felt all good and strong. Only once we starting to taking it down then it started to move

[Ewan Murray]

It didnt break so i dont understand what the issue is you looked and assesed the tree and deemed it safe to climb, and you got it down fine. Most trees tend to bend and flex, its the rigid ones that snap that worries me.

 

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[John Shutler]

Ash reduction

not my favorite trees to reduce

fun climb, 2 climbers in the tree, no groundsman. all silky and secateurs work

[jpbeaver]

Good work on that Ash. They can be a right bitch to do.

[mistahbenn]

John looks great, but I gotta ask, whats the point in such a 'fine' reduction? Its has a nice new lolipop shape - reshape, but the tree will be back to the way it was in 18 months. Aesthetics? Obviously to make some dough... maybe I just don't miss reducing trees

[Ian Flatters]

A bit of a oak death this afternoon, Decided to let Tom smash the limbs off as a bit of fun the laid the timber out to drop the stem on. I felled it a bit high as i wanted more sound wood, the bottom section is pretty shot and i'll get some more pictures tomorrow when we clear it up/finish.

[timtree81]

Cool job love boshing big lumps out

[RobArb]

Sycy's that had been lion tailed badly a few years ago, had to reduce by 25% (yes they still use percentages:001_rolleyes), prob took a bit more off, 2 hours yesterday morning:biggrin:

 

 

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[Mark Bolam]

Nice work Rob. You must climb like a chimp on speed!

[RobArb]

Haha a chimp on speed! I like it:lol:

 

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