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The Giant Hand of Vyrnwy

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Haven't posted here for ages but this one is very appropriate for an arb site!!

 

It was the tallest tree in Wales, felled by Matt Pooley of Treefellers. Douglas fir - 209ft, they left around 45-50ft.

 

not finished yet but I'm well excited so suffering from premature piculation. :001_tongue:

 

Simon O'Rourke – Tree Carving Ltd Blog Archive The Giant Hand of Vyrnwy

 

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didn't put the pic in properly!
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Haven't posted here for ages but this one is very appropriate for an arb site!!

 

It was the tallest tree in Wales, felled by Matt Pooley of Treefellers. Douglas fir - 209ft, they left around 45-50ft.

 

not finished yet but I'm well excited so suffering from premature piculation. :001_tongue:

 

Simon O'Rourke – Tree Carving Ltd Blog Archive The Giant Hand of Vyrnwy

 

Giant-Hand09-648x486.jpg

 

Keep suffering, that is a work of art. :thumbup:

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