General Tree pics

[Steve Bullman]

That looks like it should be in RHS Wisley now you have made it all pretty!

 

Well i'll take that as a compliment thanks And funnily enough that was where the customer originally saw Yews shaped like that when she asked me to make hers the same

[armybloke]

Steve, it was meant as a compliment without getting all sentimental and all............. I must visit RHS Wisley once maybe twice a month as I travel up and down the A3 on tree survey jobs in the smoke. Top place for a bit of ident refreshment and the cake isn't too bad either!

[jomoco]

Just got back from Balboa Park in San Diego and couldn't believe how bad a shape the parks dept had let the trees get into from a safety perspective. It wasn't that long ago that I've climbed this particular euc and had it in good shape. Climbing these eucs with no gaffs and doing them up right's a challenge.

[jomoco]

Even this historic fig in front of the natural history museum that they paid me dearly to replace the old cabling in's been let go to the point it's lost some fair sized limbs on the northwest side now.

[Ian Flatters]

I always enjoy your pics Ian. They are different

 

 

Cheers Reg and Paul.

 

I think it's because I'm spending more time on the ground theses days. More time to ponder.

 

 

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[arbogrunt]

lovely bit of pruning Steve, Yews can just soak up the hours of a day!

[Steve Bullman]

Thanks mate, and yes they certainly can

 

 

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[Adam Bourne]

Lime tree reduction from Friday..

 

T-shirt from sawpod

 

Beech tree removal with flatters

 

 

And Ian running the game fair SRT comp (like a little girl!!) but sporting the rope runner..

 

Messing with the focus on the iPhone camera and a nice little advertisement for sawpod!

 

Which in return for using the picture Barry from Skyland equipment sent me a pair of pyramex safety glasses which are ace!! Best I've ever used IMO..

 

And some times things don't go the way you plan!!!

 

 

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[Burgess]

Local river could do with a bit of a tidy, even if it's just to restore the water flow.

 

All the images are fairly large but I've hosted them on imgur and it's available here

 

It's also the Chew not the avon

 

Edited May 19, 2014 by Burgess

[Ian Flatters]

Nice Adam. we had to remove this stump from a clients garden. Luckily for us there was a beer garden next door so we were able to get it out easily.

 

 

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