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Kretzch and Gano Beeches


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Vid 1 - 1 min

 

Storm damaged Beech most likely failed due to being severely weakened by the presence of Kretzschmaria deusta at about 8 metres. Included pic of Kretzch (next to secateurs) for those who havent seen it before. The top landed down a steep embankment which made dismantling a lot of fun :001_smile:

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=naZ9tjHiNv0]YouTube - Kretzch Beech[/ame]

 

Vid 2 - 30 seconds

 

This Beech had recently been shedding large scaffold limbs near a public path, infected with Ganoderma - its time had come, no rigging needed, tree left as monolith for habitat, who knows it might even regrow :001_smile: -

 

[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=25w4OHuZ8Fc]YouTube - ‪Gano Beech‬‏[/ame]

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Fine vids.

 

Do I take it that the owners wanted to keep the second Beech?

 

If so, did you at all consider bringing it down in phased reductions over time?

 

possibly could earn more on return visits than a one off big reduction .

 

(obviously I have no idea as to hazard status)

 

 

 

Will be interesting to see if............

 

1/ it does through out epicormic, &

 

2/ whether that can sustain itself.

 

 

 

 

Do you go past this area often?

 

 

I'll give the thread a bump if you do, because it (I) would be very interesting(ed) to see it again in a year or two?

 

 

 

Thanks for posting Mr pine

 

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