In Desperate times...My Silky saves the day!

[Big J]

I'd like to know how many people on here would have had a) the patience and b) the determination to remove a reasonably sized dead walnut like that with an axe, a silky and a spade. I for one, would have failed in a blue cloud of profanities!

 

Kudos Mr Fox, kudos!

[silky fox]

Really looking forward to it.......Thanks for the offer of a lift RichRule...see you wednesday:thumbup: Today i,ll be day dreaming about Fish and chips by the coast...Doesn,t get much better than that...

[Pete Hart]

I hope you dont mind me posting this Silky?!!!! (well - Too Late!!!)

 

Anyone considering offering this man work will not be disapointed...

Having benefitted from the arboricultural services of Silky Fox first hand last year I can recomend him to anyone in the South East/London area (im guessing you would prefer local work than catching the coach to Dorset again hey mate?!!).

[Ollie Wall]

I think gristwood and toms are looking for team leaders in the london area? Fair play on the job though mate, !!

Good luck

Ollie

[silky fox]

Cheers for the reference Pete! ...Dorset is a bit far for me these days..i've put my roots firmly in Kew for obvious reasons..take care mate!

[Pete Hart]

No worries mate - I hope you get something sorted, any potential employers out there would not be disappointed.

 

im hoping to visit kew in the autumn to add to the 'autumn colour' section of my photographic record of trees im compliling! i'll give you a shout and maybe we can spend a day chatting trees, perhaps check out the David Nash wood art exibition if its still on at kew then?!

[treeseer]

i think the nash stuff indoors is gone september; don't miss it!

 

sorry the polish wore off the Polish connection there, pb, but you can make $ next month renting floor space. Well told initiative on that removal. roots must have been feeble, cmon...

 

I can recommend silkyfox for his energy (obvious), attention to safety and detail, and interest in providing the best treatment for the trees!

[Albedo]

Here's one I dug out in Spain about 10 years ago. Its the reason I don't do it anymore. Yours puts me in the shade Mr Silky...Max respect.

 

And yes I know the pose is a bit iffy:001_smile:

[Pete Hart]

thanks for the heads up treeseer re. Nash wood art - sorry for the derail silky!

[Dave Martin]

I have only just looked at this thread and like many others I to am impressed ( and I`m not easily impressed ). Give this man a job