redwood dismantle

[silky fox]

That is TIGHT:eek: really well done James....you should be proud of yourself! Have a great Xmas:)

[Nick B]

That was a well worked job as normal James nice one.

Hope you have a good Christmas and New Year.

[lyons e]

That looks like a really nice job love photos

[testcricket01]

So i couldnt wait till next week for my imac so yesterday i did a roughly edited version on my parents computer so heres a vid of it ill do a proper one with the imac next week see what fancy thing you can do on it.

 

[skyhuck]

Thanks for taking the time to post

 

Did you hurt your leg at 1.55??

 

Your hand at 14.20 was terrifying!!!!

 

I know many of you lads like leaving pegs, but they always make me feel try uncomfortable when I see them on vids.

[testcricket01]

Thanks for taking the time to post

 

Did you hurt your leg at 1.55??

 

Your hand at 14.20 was terrifying!!!!

 

I know many of you lads like leaving pegs, but they always make me feel try uncomfortable when I see them on vids.

 

Cheers

 

No didnt hurt my leg lucky for me! Even on a tall tree like that the groundies i use still dont seem to understand let it run!

 

I cringed when i saw my hand to i dont notice in real life when i do it!

 

I tryed to leave as few as possible when i took some off they would hit the stem and shoot off 1 nearly went through the window we didnt board up my heart was in my mouth. The other stubs were left low down for the crane to help the chains not slip off.

[swinny]

video won't play on my kindle...

[skyhuck]

 

I tryed to leave as few as possible when i took some off they would hit the stem and shoot off 1 nearly went through the window we didnt board up my heart was in my mouth. The other stubs were left low down for the crane to help the chains not slip off.

 

Is there a reason you don't just cut nearer the stem when removing the branch?

[testcricket01]

video won't play on my kindle...

 

Worked on my laptop my parents computer and my iphone theres no music thats what usually stops it playing on certain things.

[testcricket01]

Is there a reason you don't just cut nearer the stem when removing the branch?

 

No real reason apart from on that there was just to much going on in a small area 4 ropes couldnt really get to the stem easily, plus i just have ocd about leaving a nice neat pole no rips and messy cuts