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Andy Collins
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Just a little pic of me finishing of a height reduction on a Horse Chesnut, the limb i'd already reduced had a nasty split along the grain, will try to show pics of that once I learn how to resize the pics.

It always amazes me how strong trees are even with defects.

 

First climb on my new tachyon wish i'd bought more than 45m as it was only just enough.

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My self bracing a walnut we also reduced yesterday,finished late and got soaked but was an enjoyable job and a challenging reduction wich had loads of targets and was a 10-15% so right out on the tips! first real test for my new art positioner,dont know how ive been with out one for so long!

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Another silly pruning job, light lifts, cleaning crowns, a thin on the cherry and a reduction on the rowan(already done in first pic)

 

Another days steady money tho with about a barrow load of chips:icon14:

 

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After;

 

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