coronets

[grumpydavesmith]

http://www.arborecology.co.uk/resources/coronetcuts_naturalfracture.PDF

[David Humphries]

Re: To Coronet or Not to Coronet, now that is a question

 

 

 

Very good

 

 

But the green man is looking completely the wrong way !

 

 

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[wisewood]

Very good

 

 

But the green man is looking completely the wrong way !

 

 

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Doh!

Good job that was only on the pc, What a massive B@lls up that could have been! Any chance of turning the tree around?

[David Humphries]

Doh!

Good job that was only on the pc, What a massive B@lls up that could have been! Any chance of turning the tree around?

 

 

 

 

I'll get on to it

 

 

 

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[elicokiz]

In essence, yes to both.

 

Though technically 'Monolith' is not the correct term, as a 'Monolith' relates to stone more than it does to tree/wood.

 

For our purposes (& imo) the term is fine in context to how it is used in the Industry.

 

Standing Dead Wood/Timber is perhaps nearer the mark.

 

 

 

1st shot - coronet on live Ash

 

2nd/3rd shots - coronet/monolith dead Ash.

 

 

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Thanks for your reply David ...thats tied it up for me...cracking photos too.

regards

Dave

[David Humphries]

Thanks for your reply David ...thats tied it up for me...cracking photos too.

regards

Dave

 

 

 

Your welcome

 

 

 

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