General Tree pics

[Robert_S]

cool i see it now.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Whats wrong with using the limb nearest to the point of exit I. e your working side as a pulley rope point so all brush swings to a single landing?

 

I do like it though!

[skyhuck]

Whats wrong with using the limb nearest to the point of exit I. e your working side as a pulley rope point so all brush swings to a single landing?

 

 

There may not be one.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Yep and credit due, its a good un in the get out of jail positions.

 

Better planning avoids the need for jail cards!

[Stephen Blair]

Yep and credit due, its a good un in the get out of jail positions.

 

Better planning avoids the need for jail cards!

 

i have to agree with you there tony on both parts, but if i had super planned this tree i wouldnt of discovered my little trick would i:biggrin:

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

i have to agree with you there tony on both parts, but if i had super planned this tree i wouldnt of discovered my little trick would i:biggrin:

 

Flippin eck lad! agree he does! You know im just playing with you anyway, payback for my forking about the other day!

[Stephen Blair]

dont give in to early tony, i have just got a dig at you on my other thread ha ha

[alex_m]

Went to the Natural History Museum in London t'other day. They have a huge slice of a 1,400 yr old giant redwood, that was felled in 1890.....

 

 

[testcricket01]

Went to the Natural History Museum in London t'other day. They have a huge slice of a 1,400 yr old giant redwood, that was felled in 1890.....

 

 

 

now that would make a good table top

[T14EES T14UNK]

I'd like to see the log splitter that made that pretty pattern.