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Am in a rush sorry for the terrible pictures but the spars supporting the tree were not high enough to get a good angle to tip tie wear it was tied was the optimum position the tree been lowered was nearly horizontal when I initially got out on it to put the rop in u can't see the tree been lowered in the pic its so low down in all the ivy mess IMG-20201114-WA0009.jpeg

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Fir removal, wood stays for their burner, I’m not arguing.
 
 
 
Ps. Don’t know why IG won’t load on here.
Lucky that stem you knocked over did not reach those 2 logs and catapult it into space[emoji23][emoji23] I'll bet it was further away than it looks
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