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the 'todays job' thread

By WoodED,
October 18, 2012 in Picture Forum

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Mick Dempsey

Posted March 2, 2017

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Interesting looking job Andy.

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Joe Newton

February 21, 2023

So today I got to revisit an old friend: My first encounter was a year ago when I damn near cut through her in a cavity in the underside of an ash branch in a nature reserve.

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Very smooth couple of hrs on this sycamore this morning

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Nothing crazy here, 70ft ish Grand fir removal. But had a friend come along and take some proper photos for once!

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Posted March 2, 2017

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Few from 1 of todays fells...all timber craned off site.

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Big fence very little access thank god for petrol posk knoker

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Couple of days, 300m, hedgelaying this week, landowner doesn't like bare bottoms from spirals and wanted us to coppice with a bit of dead hedge over the top to stop browsing. I hope I've persuaded him this is quicker[, mostly hawthorn and blackthorn with spindle, buckthorn, maple n dog rose.

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Flying start flew to Germany last night got started on the 12 ash to Cum down round a church got 7 gunner fell the stems this afternoon 😊

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Few of some stems layed out

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Few from a call out last week

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Base of the trunk had totally fallen apart

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Did it not muller the lower roof when you released it?

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had a hiab on site and craned it off.

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