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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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Tom D Grand Master

Tom D

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It is, it will look nice when it's done, and every time I see it I can have an 'I did that moment'.. Right now I can't see past the back ache..

andrew t Mentor

andrew t

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Tidy result on the hedge Andrew.

 

Cheers Ian .

Your work always looks super organised .

Are you going more and more into the commercial side of things .

Ian Flatters Grand Master

Ian Flatters

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Hahah today might have looked organised but today but our time frame slipped by about 2hrs sadly.

 

Yeah I got fed up quoting against people who can operate a lot cheaper. So focused on winning bigger works that would take them 2-3 days and get it done in half the time.

 

Seems to me where I am the smaller trees are extremely competitive. So I'm regularly too expensive. So no point for me as my overheads are considerably higher.

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Hahah today might have looked organised but today but our time frame slipped by about 2hrs sadly.

 

Yeah I got fed up quoting against people who can operate a lot cheaper. So focused on winning bigger works that would take them 2-3 days and get it done in half the time.

 

Seems to me where I am the smaller trees are extremely competitive. So I'm regularly too expensive. So no point for me as my overheads are considerably higher.

 

Same as my boss he doesn't get much private work mostly commercial .

The private work we do get is worth getting and he has lots of commercial work so it's a healthy buisness attitude .👍

Mark Bolam Grand Master

Mark Bolam

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Having a week off to landscape the garden after having an extension built, been dry stone walling today...

 

 

You've got a great eye for line Tom, but there's 3 or four horrors in that return!

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