the 'todays job' thread

[openspaceman]

26 minutes ago, Ty Korrigan said:

 

 

 

Nice looking stick, how much of the other end had the decay consumed?

[Ty Korrigan]

The decay G.resinaceum had not advanced very much further up the stem than the felling cut.

Cut high because of the rot.

Client declined a resistograph test.

DBH 105cm for 7m until a flare where the crown started.

Fresh oak for the most part is joy to handsplit with the X27.

  Stuart

 

 

[Ty Korrigan]

1 hour ago, TreeswingerPerth said:

Loving the climbing wellies ?

Client, a dapper young French aristo.

Normally dresses like an English gent before the Great War.

Attentive with the cafetiere and a loyal long term customer with a healthy budget for his 'garden'.

   Stuart

[Ian Flatters]

A medium beech with merip we removed today and one of a few birch we took out in a woodland tree belt.

[Kent Arboreal]

Been a wet and miserable day at times, and at other times gorgeous sunshine, but with views like this one who’d work indoors?!

[Mark Bolam]

Cracking mate.

Where’s that?

[Kent Arboreal]

Cracking mate.
Where’s that?

The hill top in Charing in Kent. Lovely part of the world.

[Mark Bolam]

I thought that!

I’ve worked there just up from Fixings Warehouse and on a good day you can see Dungeness and the windmills at Kent Corner.

[Kent Arboreal]

I thought that!
I’ve worked there just up from Fixings Warehouse and on a good day you can see Dungeness and the windmills at Kent Corner.

This was the big house with the paddocks next to the Indian restaurant at the top of the hill there. Removing about 15 self seeded elder from a neglected paddock.

[billpierce]

Made a giant wolf delek for the local folk festival with a couple of mates. 3rd year we have made a burning wolf sculpture. 2 days for 3 people and a lot of slab wood and screws. Delek part of it was made i solidarity with local sci fi museum getting hammered by the planners (local story).

Anyways made a nice change