Your top pics of 2012

[arbogrunt]

...end of a big day...

[arbogrunt]

me and 2 of my 3 sons during a days logging this summer...

[silky fox]

I was rather pleased with my Stunt fell...

Edited December 25, 2012 by silky fox

[David Humphries]

Three crackers there grunty

 

 

 

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[woody paul]

Willow pollarding it was cold and wet;

 

 

[RC0]

Night out in Baltimore. A great night, if not a great pic.

[Grass hopper]

Some great photos there well done all.

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

awesome thread and images guys, some corkers, nice first from David, lovely photo!

 

It would be hard to pic one of mine for this, so many fantastic images, but heres a few anyways:001_smile:

A Fine Fairy ring of Clitocybe geotropa on Quercus robur

 

 

One of my fave trees from this year, an ash pollard in Essex:001_cool:

 

And a nice lone oak in a field wearing his autumn colours:001_smile:

 

[Steve Bullman]

Night out in Baltimore. A great night, if not a great pic.

 

Haha, Chris asleep as usual

[WoodED]

had a very varied year from thinning works (for asthetics), to cricket bat willow havesting, to doing my cs 32 38 and 39, mewp work, dismantles, recharge work, boundary clearance. and lots more...

here are some i have photos for..

1. this pic was dismantle 5 huge pops from a mewp. pic was taking the first top out..

2. this pic was the milton keynes country show we had a stand on and the event was organised by the parks trust. pic is our set up of some of our kit. botex and valtra are just hidden in frount of the van.

3. this pic was during the clear up from our cricket bat havest were the rest of the tree is left as waste in whole sections and jerry harper (arbwork) come in with his 32 inch heizohack and t190 and chips it up for us, the chip had to be hauled on a 12 mile round trip to lay as a path on our horsy trails. the mccormick in frount. ther was three of us hauling for a few weeks. me in the mccormick mc100 photod, mate in the john deere in the corner of the pic and our valtra n121 was also hauling. not often you have 5 tractors on one site.