Aerial inspection

[David Humphries]

not entirely sure what it actualy is that I'm meant to be looking for

 

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[David Humphries]

Well the above made me titter

[Paul Barton]

Ha ha, missed this Dave.

 

You idiot!

[RobArb]

Well the above made me titter

 

Haha, nearly a month and no replies:001_rolleyes:

 

 

Well I thought it was mildly funny and a wry grin may have crept across my face:lol:

 

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[Gareth Dalzell]

Well the above made me titter

 

Sorry, but anything to do with internal investigations just makes my eyes water:scared1:

[David Humphries]

We stripped this good sized London plane down in 2008 (just before me knee op.......oh the good old days:001_rolleyes:)

 

Noted the old pollard points and associated cavities, but felt there was no particular need for any remedial pruning works at that time.

 

 

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[David Humphries]

The tree has now had 2 ground inspections since the ivy strip, both recommending that aerial inspection would be prudent.

 

Finally got around to it.

 

Although the cavities are deep, the surrounding wood is solid and forming a strong thickened wall around the old pollard points.

No works listed for now.

 

 

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[treeseer]

Although the cavities are deep, the surrounding wood is solid and forming a strong thickened wall around the old pollard points.

Yes all looks good, but a seam/crack above an pollard point looks from waaay over here to be a concern; how did it look up close to the assessors? Seen in 7th pic in previous post.

 

And do your guys record images up there for you?

[David Humphries]

Yes all looks good, but a seam/crack above an pollard point looks from waaay over here to be a concern; how did it look up close to the assessors? Seen in 7th pic in previous post.

 

And do your guys record images up there for you?

 

 

 

7th shot on post 29 or 30 Guy?

 

If 29, then I think what your seeing (rhs of shot) is an overlaying branch ontop of another larger one.

I/we don't recall there being a seem/crack above the pollard points.

 

 

With regards to photos, we tend to document anything that moves up in a tree & if it doesn't move we shoot it any way

 

As of yet we haven't video'd anything but I'm looking into that.

 

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[Nimby]

Love these pics David, keep them coming. Great thread.