Dead limb removals

[Ian150482]

Did a oak tree this morning, fairly straight forward, no rigging just cut and drop. Good day for it.

[Ian150482]

Some more, i've seemed to of deleted some others, i'll try restore them.

[Paul Barton]

Nice pics - must have been nice to climb in the dry for once!

 

Out of interest, what do you carry the figure of 8 for?

[Ian150482]

When i do long descent, i'll use it instead of putting all the stress on my hitch, very rarley do i use it though. Was a great day doing it today. Even my dog was loving the weather.

[Paul Barton]

Ok cool.

 

That's a lovely looking dog - is it a collie cross of some sort?

 

I am hoping to get a dog soon so am on the lookout for good breeds.

[porky]

May be wrong but in the first picture that looks like a pretty big bat roost from all that brown staining on the trunk.

[David Humphries]

May be wrong but in the first picture that looks like a pretty big bat roost from all that brown staining on the trunk.

 

 

Great spot Porky.

 

 

Ian, what type of client was it for and what were the targets below the dead wood?

 

 

Nice picture set btw.

 

 

 

 

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[Ian150482]

Yes it a cross, with what im not sure though. Great dog though, i got him froma rescue centre, the owners called him spot:confused1: but he's got none, just s stripe down his neck.

 

Monkeyed think birds have been roosting in them, but looks like nothing has been using it for a while. Checked before thework was done. I did have photos of the inside but the photos have gone missing. I'll try find them. The job was done for a B'n'B just outside Machynlleth. Fantastic grounds and great views.