General Tree pics

[Tommy_B]

Very nice job on the Beech!

[Taupotreeman]

How big was that Beech? It looks a beast.

[RobArb]

nice work:thumbup: why did it need reducing?

[Andy Collins]

Here's another nice little pic showing our caring side. The dead butt is carefully and gently felled, and the top sliced open to allow all the little bugs and centipedes and spiders to leave and find a new home before committing it to the firewood stack.

[Stephen Blair]

Jon you are seriously good at what you do mate:thumbup1:

[tractorboy1]

How are you going to make them leave Andy? Serve them an eviction order of get your recorder out and do your pied piper impression?

[Andy Collins]

Having removed the top (to let out the bugs ) the MJ then lifts the butt gently into place on the forwarder (too big for the forwarder crane to lift) so any remaining little bugs dont get too upset by the move We have also given them each a nice little re-homing package to help smooth their transition:thumbup1:

[burrell_]

really nice job on that Beech

this was yesterdays job not much of a job but a pain.

access was really poor they have built so u cant get in the garden so struggled to get the little yellow thing in (why do people build in the access to there garden )

[Andy Collins]

How are you going to make them leave Andy? Serve them an eviction order of get your recorder out and do your pied piper impression?

 

A generous re-settlement package usually works, maybe a prod with a big stick here and there:thumbup1:

[Frank]

This week in pictures. First set is Veteran beech that was long overdue a bit of chainsaw action.