General Tree pics

[Arborist Sites]

  Monkeyd said:

Nice work shots.

What was the Picus looking at, progression of one pathogen or multi? Anything inparticular?

 

Cheers

 

David

 

 

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Unfortunately i have to keep the particulars of the job under wraps at the moment, ooooh dont like to be a tease:sneaky2:

[David Humphries]

  Arborist Sites said:

Unfortunately i have to keep the particulars of the job under wraps at the moment, ooooh dont like to be a tease:sneaky2:

 

 

Understandable, but teasing nonetheless

 

 

 

 

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[White Noise]

  Arborist Sites said:

We have just inspected all the trees on leigh rd and they are being worked on next week (opposite to marriot golf club) .... Looking at Marriott trees next week on w=leigh rd boundary, they are monster with historic failure over the rd, really scary trees cant understand how they are still there

 

Hope its a nice day for you on that job.

[David Humphries]

  Arborist Sites said:

Unfortunately i have to keep the particulars of the job under wraps at the moment, ooooh dont like to be a tease:sneaky2:

 

 

 

Out of practical interest, did you use all the available sensors, or just four up at height on the trunk?

 

 

 

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[atree]

  sanny said:

hay atree ow yes was crying out to be climbed lol was using vt hitch climber with a sling for bridge really enjoying the set up

 

Welcome to the 21st century,you'll never go back now

[Mark Bolam]

Great pics High Scale.

 

Thanks.

[Nick B]

Cool Pics High Scale

That is one nice job Thanks for posting

[A_lopa]

House before the tree:sneaky2:

[Austin Spanners]

Her's one from way back in '91. Shows the power of dear ol' Mother Nature.

This was up at Box Hill, Surrey. I discovered it after a jolly good blow in the woods (a la Rainbow vid).

I was mighty impressed by the forces at work here - the crown must've been some sail.

 

[Stephen Blair]

wow, how much force must it of taken to do that. must of had good roots.