overgrown woodlands

[shavey]

just started clearing the rides and walkways ready for the processer to come in and do some thinning they havent been touched for approx 15yrs none of the trees have been brashed so interesting job :thumbup:

put some pictures up now and as the week goes on i will add some more

cheers

andrew

[shavey]

this is after a couple of days cutting out the thorns brambles hazel and ash its starting to get into shape now:thumbup:

[AlexB]

Good stuff, very tidy. But what do you mean be processor? A tree harvester wouldn't be bothered by brambles....

[shavey]

yes the owners want it all tidy so they can waik around at there leisure and also there is a nice herd of red deer in the area in total there is 40 acres sitka spruce & jap larch and 19 acres of mixed broadleaf all approx 15yrs old it is all planted on grassland so after the harvester has been in and done some line felling hopefully we can soon tidy up after:thumbup:

[AlexB]

What a nice way to be able to manage the area. If you're able to keep onto of the mowing those rides will look fantastic!

[Marko]

Looks great. Good work!

[woodrich]

That would be my dream job.

Very nice

[pycoed]

That would be my dream job.

Very nice

Hmmm, some people are easily pleased: I've always want to be a Guinness taster & brassiere fitter myself

[Brushcutter]

I like those mowed rides they look ace.

 

You might want to brash out those trees for the harvester though....

[shavey]

thanks for the comments :thumbup: it is nice to work for a someone who is more interested in having a tidy woodland rather than go in and cut like hell and no time or money for cleaning up properly next week i shall go in with the hedge trimmer and tidy up the boundary hedges and cut back the sitka brash to open the rides up a bit :thumbup1:

 

we have been so lucky with the weather to do this job:thumbup: