General Tree pics

[silky fox]

I lived in Holland for a few years wouter and worked in Haarlem on some big park trees and some by the train station there....Holland has some BIG poplars...and of course it is very Dutch to Enjoy a Douwe Egberts often! Dank u wel:biggrin:

[Mark Bolam]

Great shots Wouter, BIG tree!

 

[Wouter]

I lived in Holland for a few years wouter and worked in Haarlem on some big park trees and some by the train station there....Holland has some BIG poplars...and of course it is very Dutch to Enjoy a Douwe Egberts often! Dank u wel:biggrin:

 

Nice, Iam down south so don't know Haarlem really well, wich company did you work for ? Bleekemolen, maybe ?? You worked with Alex ?

 

Great and def some nice and big populars indeed ;-)

[silky fox]

It was a in 97 and my Dutch wasnt as good as it is now so the name escapes me....i cycled from Rotterdam with my climbing kit on my bicycle...learnt a few tree related Dutch words...ended up living there for Four years...take care! Tot ziens!

[Wouter]

Ok, fair enough.

Tot ziens ;-)

[Daniël Bos]

The "peek-a-boo Christmas tree cut".

[testcricket01]

had a nice job to do today, filmed all the fells, they were straight fells with a winch from the landy, i felled the first one but being ash there horrible get all tangled etc so i said ill just go up and strip them out and leave the timber standing out the way, we were ment to leave all the brash on the bonfire that went out the window half way through the first one left abit as you can see but easier to just go through the chipper! so the 3 standing stems in the pic took us 2 hours to get stripped out and chipped would have taken almost double the time straight felling them and trying to sort out the mess.

[Mark Bolam]

Great day doing Pops with Rich Rule and Stevo, everything stacked on site.

 

Rich doing some rigtastic work and me chonking the remaining pole.

 

Used Rich's new RC2001 and was impressed. Rock solid and lovely to let big bits run.

 

A little fella popped out of the pole at the end to say hello. Luckily his home is safe, 2 poles left at about 15' for habitat / very ugly pollards.

 

Cracking day for it, which was lucky as it lashed down and blew a hooly all last night.

[Mick Stockbridge]

Looking good in the Cut n Climb Rich.

 

Hope you left a redcross parcel for Woodmouse Mark.

[Mark Bolam]

Bit pointless Mick.

 

Dutchie tortured him then ate him alive.