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Posted
12 hours ago, slack ma girdle said:

Flat wet woodland, tree quality high, bramble levels low.

 

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7 hours ago, IronMike said:

I'll see your wet ground, and raise your with some not quite so wet ground, lovely timber, and some annoying rhododendrons. 

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Jammy barstewards.

 

We've had 70mm of rain in three days and this is what my ground conditions look like:

 

 

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Posted
12 minutes ago, Big J said:

 

Jammy barstewards.

 

We've had 70mm of rain in three days and this is what my ground conditions look like:

 

 

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I hope you are managing to keep my sawlogs lovely and clean!  The firewood boys won’t mind, but my saws don’t like mud very much….😉

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Logging doesn’t get better than this. Me and Macca on the saws ringing at waist level courtesy of a Intermacato Tigercat grapple with a good op.

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I enjoyed the peak version of that last week. Was booked to climb. Ended up just watching a lorry grapple saw snip down trees, occasionally ringing up logs held by it. Felt like cheating.

 

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Similarly I was actually paid to use two tanks of fuel in a 'day' cleaning up larger branches ready for the chipper that had come off a big Turkey Oak in Bromley.  The grapple saw took its time and had the tree down to a 25' stump in 2.5 hours.  Timber lorry then arrived, loaded the big stuff and we left site at 2pm after a 10am start (M25 closure had delayed the grapple saw).

Almost felt like cheating but not quite.  My back was heard to say 'I love that machine'

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Yeah, crown of the elm was off and out by lunch. So one of the guys went up the maple, the other raked up/grounded for the prune/straight felled another small elm. Away by 3.

 

back tomorrow to grind the stump (not going to be nice, growing on bedrock pretty much)  and prune a chestnut  

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