Sometimes mediation is worth it.

[Ian Flatters]

Well we retrenchment pruned this oak on friday after a long mediation period with the council over the exact works as we were keen to save the tree rather than fell it. The crown had two stages a lower section of which we took it down to with a few long limbs dying back and the upper section which was sparse and starting to go into decline.

 

I very nearly fell off the stem when the top section came out as i lost my footing seconds before the pull line was pulled.

 

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[Old Mill Tree Care]

Boo, can't see it on my iPad.

[hazzygawa]

Boo. I can not see it on my iphone4

[Ian Flatters]

Boo, can't see it on my iPad.

 

I'll see if i can make it iPad/iPhone friendly later then. Works on the iMac tho

[swinny]

That was a great watch!! Thanks for that.

 

I wish i could learn of some people like you as everyone i have worked with up to present would have just felled it and given the bill ...

 

Cheers

[Danavan]

Like it. Nice one for taking the time & effort to talk people round to that sort of work in an urban area. Hope they get you in for future management works on the tree.

[Neil Frost]

Nice. Bet you were knackered after the long drive to that site!

 

How does the bee-line feel?

[Ian Flatters]

Nice. Bet you were knackered after the long drive to that site!

 

How does the bee-line feel?

 

Bee-line is really good feels a much better cord than Ocean Poly.

[Amelanchier]

Hope they get you in for future management works on the tree.

 

Oh I thinks that's more than likely huh Ian?!

[pos1981]

I love watching these videos, fantastic stuff!!

 

Forgive me as i have limited knowledge but im trying to learn, what were those cuts that you did into the branch, why not just cut them straight off? Is this to aid the re-growth?

 

Thanks and sorry for the basic question.

 

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