Beech take down

[High Scale]

Oooh, more nice pictures, fat heavy smooth Beech, gotta love it.

[scotspine1]

Rupe,

 

I remember that thread from the Buzz, its ancient, just curious why your posting it here, now. If your trawling the depths of your back catalogue how about that Lime removal you did, where you reckoned it was the biggest Lime in your neighbourhood? you know the one, there's a shot of groundies rolling logs onto a mini plant trailer? What about the double barrelled Timberwolfs/row of Leylandii job as well? and the shot of the groundies on the bench outside Pizza Express, let see it all, start a Rupe's Treework thread. Are they on Flickr?

[Rupe]

It was in response to another thread about rigging v boshing v old style rigging, thats all. Thought it might be of interest to some. I know those who have been around longer and on TB will have seen it, no worries you don't have to look at them again.

 

I don't recall which lime tree that is, but I've plenty of stuff I can re hash when I next get bored!

[scotspine1]

That Lime takedown would be worth posting on here, it was right at front of a house. Remember you saying it was the biggest Lime for miles around.

[Rupe]

There was this one, but it was only the biggest in the street! I've never felled any really huge limes, there are plenty bigger ones at a castle I work at near here!

[Rupe]

Or this one that was the biggest in this street!!

[Rupe]

With my old subaru in the bottom corner!!!

[Steve Bullman]

lets have the subaru story that you never finished!!! or started for that matter

[High Scale]

Is that Cheltenham town? lovely looking place, I used to work up that way quite a bit.

[bill]

enjoyed that one. is the rigging plate used alot then?