Some cragside pictures I've found

[CJM]

As the title says, I was clearing out my old computer and came across these pictures that were taken by me in early 2008. At the time I worked for olivers tree services we were sent to cragside to fell 4 Douglas fir's.

I remember David oliver asking me 'your not scared of big trees are you' haha.

Any turned up to these 170-180 ft Douglas fir's. Easy trees to dismantle, nothing to break just slowly work your way up to the last 20-30ft and knock the top off and chog big bits off until the ranger stop 'that's the height he wanted to fell them'

Fun job and if I'm honest I'll never climb a tree that high again let alone dismantle it

Thought these picture might be some interest to you guys and gals. If I find more I'll put them up

[s.varty]

As the title says, I was clearing out my old computer and came across these pictures that were taken by me in early 2008. At the time I worked for olivers tree services we were sent to cragside to fell 4 Douglas fir's.

I remember David oliver asking me 'your not scared of big trees are you' haha.

Any turned up to these 170-180 ft Douglas fir's. Easy trees to dismantle, nothing to break just slowly work your way up to the last 20-30ft and knock the top off and chog big bits off until the ranger stop 'that's the height he wanted to fell them'

Fun job and if I'm honest I'll never climb a tree that high again let alone dismantle it

Thought these picture might be some interest to you guys and gals. If I find more I'll put them up

 

That is a quality pic:thumbup1:

[CJM]

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[Stephen Blair]

What a stunning building and location? Where exactly is it?

[CJM]

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[Cov Climber]

Nice photo, I look forward to seeing more if you find them. My biggest tree is about 90ft I was dead wooding a lebanese cedar.

[CJM]

Another

[CJM]

And another

[drythropple]

What a stunning building and location? Where exactly is it?

 

Rothbury, Northumberland, gods county:biggrin:

[Percytopliss]

2nd that:thumbup: