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18 hours ago, woody paul said:

Easy life. 

Took a bucket of topsoil when I went to collect the digger. Finishing touches…

 

You can see the swept lines from the bucket brush on the left hand side by the hedge 🤣

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On 25/01/2024 at 14:30, doobin said:

Bucket brush is magic for clearing the stump so you can see where to cut. Did a bloody brilliant final clear up too, but didn’t get photo of that so just trust me 🤣

 

All back to the yard for two. Just me on site grinding the stump, clearing all arising and sweeping up, Harry has been flat out hauling timber and machines. 

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The house looks familiar . Might have worked there in the past . Do they have an yew hedging ?

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bit of a mixed bag of work recently.

Bit of mulching to finish off a little clearance job. a 30m dead scotspine which we took down with a 35m hoist and roto for the timber under 25m. sugar maple removal with the roto and a fair reach into a garden and a fiddly little oak reduction that we’ve done every 3 years since 2011ish

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Oak pollard today, I'm just the climber.  

 

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I'm anti lopping a topping, i don't really like pollards but this tree I'd happily cut in half it adds very little value.  

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1 hour ago, Joe Newton said:

Turned up to this horrible thing today. I expressed my displeasure by doing 3 phone lines and a drain cover. 

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If you put your fag down your cutting and holding technique would probably improve.

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