General Tree pics

[Andy Collins]

According to parish records its around 700 years old

[Rich Rule]

That's gotta be a toy saw...

 

 

Nice work mate and team.

[High Scale]

Some pictures, one not a tree, from the last few days, Mikey T pulling the short straw, guys on the church doing repairs at the end of the lane that I was working in.

[David Humphries]

cool, i think I want their job.

 

seriously

 

 

 

 

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[High Scale]

That Oak is huge!! Nice Andy.

[High Scale]

cool, i think I want their job.

 

seriously

 

 

 

 

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The guy with the drill works in the trees during the winter down in Cornwall and spends summer as you can see, doing that kind of work, he said that he would come and see us at lunch time but he didn't show up, shame:sneaky2:. Idyllic day for that kind of work today, good for the soul, I should imagine.

[Ian Flatters]

A couple from today a dead oak a drop and log job and a few eucalyptus fells which still had the metal stakes in and had been included at the base.

[testcricket01]

that oak looks like a top job to get where bouts was it? hate it when theres metal stakes still in there you no your always gunna nick the saw with it at some point

[Ian Flatters]

that oak looks like a top job to get where bouts was it? hate it when theres metal stakes still in there you no your always gunna nick the saw with it at some point

 

The oak was for barnes brinkcraft in wroxham they were going to take it away on a barge? for some reason. Although there is perfectly good road access:confused1:. Yeah metal sucks although it was quite nice to know exactly where it was for once.

[testcricket01]

The oak was for barnes brinkcraft in wroxham they were going to take it away on a barge? for some reason. Although there is perfectly good road access:confused1:. Yeah metal sucks although it was quite nice to know exactly where it was for once.

 

people do weird things maybe they can get it all on the barge and would have several trips by road only reason i can think of