Storm Pictures. Put them here..

[Scott Walker]

  Stephen Blair said:

That's a cracking building, is it a house or yard?

Old Mill?

 

HI Stephen yep you got it its an old mill

[Breezeblock]

  buffalo606 said:

Possible solution for a windblown stem? Leave it in the garden and build a fence around it.

 

whereabouts was that

[Gray git]

Nice little willow today, woodpixys had tidied all the timber away from what had fallen but left some branches and helpfully tied back the hanging branch with a spare bootlase. quick stunt fell later and Tree down, chip brash and cut Logs into stealable sizes.

[pault]

Had this one 2 weeks ago. Bit of a tricky bugger.

1.Root plate still partially attached to the ground.

2.All the weight leaning on the roof making it too risky to start cutting in case it slid down the front of the house.

3. No trees big enough to get a good enough anchor to climb from or winch off etc.

4. No access to the rear of property to get MEWP or machinery in.

Solution, get a big ass crane courtesy of Scottish enterprise who own the woodland.

The crane reached over the house, lifted the tree and sat it back into its hole. I then put a felling cut in the base. We then had the crane lower it down on the woodland side of the fence using the felling cut to steer it in safely.

Not the biggest tree but interesting all the same.

[Mark Bolam]

Good solution there Paul, nice one.

[chriscgray]

Finally got round to cutting this up. Was a nice little job for a Saturday morning. The 2 bigger bits the customer wanted to make into chopping boards. Brash all stacked to be burned.

First time uploading photos so hope they are there!

[Ollywood]

[Stephen Blair]

 

This mornings find

[Gray git]

Just got Home from cutting a road through this monster, thank God for farmers, loadall 's and wanting free Logs

About a 38" trunk over 10ft of the road.

[theflyingscotsman]

Well after a manic two weeks here's some of my storm tidy ups!

 

Busy busy busy