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Joe Newton
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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.

bigtreedon
bigtreedon

Very smooth couple of hrs on this sycamore this morning

Domino
Domino

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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Gray git Grand Master

Gray git

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Horrible split ash tree today, but the joy of a 4x4 picker :thumbup:

Striped it to a pole then felled each part in almost opposite direction leaving an interesting stump.

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dig-dug-dan Veteran

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Today's job chipping up thinned out trees.

Crane fed chipping:*http://youtu.be/TvV-iYmR6jM

 

 

Was that near golden valley by chance.? I could hear that from my yard today! Sounded like the blades were blunt:confused1:

why sometimes burn and other times chip? Looks like its chipping all over the grass!!:biggrin:

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