General Tree pics

[Tom D]

Andrew was in a Douglas, I was in a silver and Malcolm was in a coast redwood..

Edited May 14, 2016 by Tom D

[Mark Bolam]

That's cracking Tom.

Maybe Matty and I will head up at some point in the distant future.

He's probably had a gut-full of coni's this week, like.

[MattyF]

That's cracking Tom.

Maybe Matty and I will head up at some point in the distant future.

He's probably had a gut-full of coni's this week, like.

 

 

Definitely up for that

You jinxed me on the midges though mark.

[Tom D]

Ring me next time you're coming up, we really fancy making a massive swing..

 

That's a full climbing line in that pic, about 20m to the first branch.

Edited May 15, 2016 by Tom D

[andrew t]

Andrew was in a Douglas, I was in a silver and Malcolm was in a coast redwood..

 

Looks like a great climb in the sun did you use a big shot to get in.

Just looked up were you our off your website I might have to come to Scotland for a rec climb one day .

Ps your website is fantastic

[Marc]

Thought I'd post something other than trees being removed.

 

One of our larger tree planting projects under way.

[skyhuck]

Thought I'd post something other than trees being removed.

 

One of our larger tree planting projects under way.

 

Theres some money there, must be pretty stressful laying out that sort of cash on trees, but will be very satisfying once they are all established

[Marc]

Theres some money there, must be pretty stressful laying out that sort of cash on trees, but will be very satisfying once they are all established

 

The stock is paid for by the developers, chosen and laid out by the Landscape architect. We just do everything else, I barely get involved as it not my area, I will occasionally help with the unloading on delivery days.

That pic is one of the last artic's to be unloaded, 4 artic's a day 2 trees per artic-they are properly shoe horned in with tree weights between 4-6ton, a week to unload and probably 3 weeks to plant.

 

Handling them at this time of year is the most stressful part as the bark is very prone to damage.

[Tom D]

Some more of the pics from yesterday..

[Tom D]