My first hedgelaying job, this season.

[woodmouse50]

1st job for this season only a little bit, 13 yrds ,but better than none at all

mostly all Damson

 

Regards Steve.

[Graham]

Nice tidy job there Steve. Good job you had Wimpole to get you into the swing:thumbup1:

[hedgesparrow]

nice job all of it. but the binders very nice made a cracking job of them. midland binding looks so nice south is good but not a patch on midland binding. well done onwards and upwards. see if you can do some agg related shows this year with pictures of that and a demo hedge working on bet you will have a full order book for next season.

[spandit]

Stunning work! It's a pity such a great site is spoiled by those compost daleks - I've never got useable stuff out of one and they don't hold much

[Dorset Hedgelayer]

Hi Steve Good job. hope your doing ok

[woodrich]

That looks a beautiful place to work in too.

Today I shall mainly be wishing I was a hedgelayer.

 

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[Graham]

That looks a beautiful place to work in too.

Today I shall mainly be wishing I was a hedgelayer.

 

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No you won't:001_smile: Just off to do some more on a wet roadside hedge where the traffic won't slow down!

[woodrich]

Bet I do

 

Get ya hi-viz on and keep an eye on the gaupers.

Don't forget the pics for me later.

Rich

 

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[hedgesparrow]

nthe field is that private or a public footpath i ask as i was advised that when laying near public spaces to cut points off top off stakes so they can no get injured if they fall on them yes its true no joke. so just use edge of bill to take off point

[Stoke Wood Project]

Any pics of the hedge after a season?? Would be good to see!