Emergency Call Outs

[B.C. Tree Services]

This ash came down on Monday night into the river! Will post up another tomorrow of the one that's taken out the power lines in our village with it. Powers still off till ''at least'' the weekend. One big tree down in our village this storm vs 1000s in 87 and even then the power was back on in 3 days. So much for privatisation! Terracotta pots and tea light heaters arnt all that btw!

[B.C. Tree Services]

[price steve]

. This was our second one yesterday

[joewilliamkempster]

[ATTACH]139085[/ATTACH]. This was our second one yesterday

 

Looks awkward mate. Is that a glass roof ?

 

 

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[lyons e]

two more of today wind blown trees , first just hit the house big old beach and the second a horse chestnut blocked a lane out the back of sarrat four more tomoz some more tomoz

 

 

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[mark_goldfinch]

Had a few more today, nice sized Salix to strip out and fell that had lost a large leader. Then off round the county making safe. Back to dartford tomorrow to take down a large oak that we cordoned off yesterday.

Sorry forgot the after pics of the Salix.

[geoff]

I had this Robinia to take out, it withstood the wind, but had split in many places, the electric shutdown finally got sorted at 2.30 this afternoon, & it had to get sorted in 2 hours, a couple of telecom wires in the target area, lv cables running through it, & about 70feet tall.

Oh well the thing was as hollow as a Jeremy Clarkson comment, so no great loss!

 

 

IMG_1829 by geoff321, on Flickr

IMG_1840 by geoff321, on Flickr

 

IMG_1835 by geoff321, on Flickr

 

 

IMG_1837 by geoff321, on Flickr

IMG_1837 by geoff321, on Flickr

IMG_1833 by geoff321, on Flickr

The bat willow crew turned up last knockings, & jumped in to help for fun,( big thanks to you Collin & crew), & a few on here will know them, top lads.

Edited October 30, 2013 by geoff

[felixthelogchopper]

I had this Robinia to take out, it withstood the wind, but had split in many places, the electric shutdown finally got sorted at 2.30 this afternoon, & it had to get sorted in 2 hours, a couple of telecom wires in the target area, lv cables running through it, & about 70feet tall.

Oh well the thing was as hollow as a Jeremy Clarkson comment, so no great loss!

 

 

IMG_1829 by geoff321, on Flickr

IMG_1840 by geoff321, on Flickr

 

IMG_1835 by geoff321, on Flickr

 

 

IMG_1837 by geoff321, on Flickr

IMG_1837 by geoff321, on Flickr

IMG_1833 by geoff321, on Flickr

The bat willow crew turned up last knockings, & jumped in to help for fun,( big thanks to you Collin & crew), & a few on here will know them, top lads.

 

Ashby's a good old boy Plenty of good firewood there, mate.

[Bewarethemoon]

An Ash in a park in Sidmouth that had failed in the main stem at about the 3 metre mark.

 

 

Daniel.

[Mark Bolam]

Today's willow. That 1" thick strip of bark must have been on steroids.