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John Shutler
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i dismantled this oak on monday and went back to fell on tuesday morning, my groundy took these photos, but on monday my brother who is doing a photography degree came along, for one of his projects. he took 1200 and is sorting through them as we speak so il post the best when hes finished. heres a few of mine to get started.

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sbtc. yeah 2/3rds crash and bang, rigged the stuff that was over the hedge and the stuff of the main gas line that runs through the new forest

 

monkeyd. yes i was, i was asked to deadwood and tidy upabout 6 months ago after a large limb failed over the next door neighbours drive. there was lots of damage on top of the main limbs which had obviously weekend them and finally 2 loverly ganno brackets on each side, they had put in a new drive 12 years ago which i dont think had helped

 

ictrees. yeah the big makita is great, easily runs a 28in bar(which its got at the moment), and find it realy nice to climb with

 

logologist. no i sold it to rob dyer, and he paid farwells to come pick it up and drop it at his place(god knows how much it cost as chris had to make 2 trips because he couldnt get it all on in 1 load)

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