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You know your a long way up when it takes a count of 3 for the branch to hit the deck.... Definitely one of the tallest trees I've taken down.

 

Big poplar we took down. Ben Saxton did the first day I finished off!

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You know your a long way up when it takes a count of 3 for the branch to hit the deck.... Definitely one of the tallest trees I've taken down.

 

Big poplar we took down. Ben Saxton did the first day I finished off!

 

I know what you mean, on very tall trees you drop a piece of timber, turn to cut the next piece and the thud of the last one startles you.

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Its when you run out off lowering rope you know you have a talln! I hate tall pops as they always feel like they sway more than any outher tree.

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hate roping down the top though

 

It's ok if the groundy makes it slow gradually, iv had a few tops snatch the rope rather quick and I must say the air was blue haha

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It's ok if the groundy makes it slow gradually, iv had a few tops snatch the rope rather quick and I must say the air was blue haha

 

I will always remember the first one I ever roped down (Lombardy) it was a thin 20ft top - I thought I was going to die :lol: it gave me a 1 meter sway never did them that long after that:001_smile:

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