light reductions

[Fredward]

'Scuse my ignorance, but in the OP, what is the tool being held up against the trunk? Looks a bit like a reistograph, but not the one I've used!

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

Some cracking work in this thread David, in particular loving the burnham beech halo

[David Humphries]

'Scuse my ignorance, but in the OP, what is the tool being held up against the trunk? Looks a bit like a reistograph, but not the one I've used!

 

Hi Fred, it's the IML PD400 resistograph.

 

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/tree-health-care/57468-diagnostic-tool-calibration.html

 

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[Fredward]

Thank you, I want one!

[David Humphries]

a quick lop & top.....

 

....and the fung start to degrade the arrisings

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[Adam Bourne]

Little tickle from today, I'm not exactly sure why the work was carried out but around 1m to 2m in places, some areas of the tree where a couple of feet and less. Didn't get a full before shot but 1/3 of the way at least lol

 

The left hand side has been started the front facing us is unfinished then some top and right hand side and back.

 

From in the tree.

 

Partial bit of the top and front face done.

 

And complete all bar some deadwood removal and a couple of hangers.

 

And a few shots from around the crown and base.

[Rich Rule]

Nice work Adam.

 

Do you still enjoy that kind of work?

[Darrin Turnbull]

Beautiful Work Adam.

[Adam Bourne]

Nice work Adam.

 

Do you still enjoy that kind of work?

 

 

Thanks rich,

 

Yes..Erm! Yeah! Yeah! Yes mate, I do enjoy it, I was going to say I'd be lying if I said yes! But I actually don't mind mate. I know a lot of climbers who hate it and now think of it as a chore, I've never felt that way, if I started to not enjoy it I think I'd pack up all together, it's ok smashing trees down most days but it's working on trees like that, that make it more enjoyable. I hate crap specs but I can't do much about that

[MattyF]

Great work Adam ,really nicely done.