Fir logs

[RC0]

Some tall trees besides a house today. I set the camera on timelapse-3 seconds, so you are relying on luck to capture something worth while. Ziplined much of the logs out until we got too low, then lowered the remainder. The lowering part was awkward because the logs ended up all jammed in the stone walkways down below. Couldn't drop any of it because of the risk of the logs bouncing. all kinds of stupid shrubs, sprinklers.....and the house of course.

[RC0]

The last pic should have been first in line, as that was taken at the start of the day. Two more days left on that site. All pruning/reduction work of similar sized trees.

[dexta]

Great set of pictures. The tree looks so tall can hardly see you at the top

[Craig Johnson]

I bet your missing the English weather:biggrin:

[Ian C]

Hope you're doing that right reg!

 

Do you actually do pruning work etc reg? Only ever see you kill things!!!

 

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[Tom D]

Great pictures Reg, so how tall were they?

[RC0]

Hope you're doing that right reg!

 

Do you actually do pruning work etc reg? Only ever see you kill things!!!

 

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Im all right mate, thanks.

 

Lots of pruning but they make for boring pictures. Or at least, doesn't look like anythings happening. I have 2 days of reduction work on that job now. Trees all similar sized. Hard work. Good job I have old man strength.

 

Tom, about 130. And thats a pretty accurate measurement.

 

Thanks

[jomoco]

Yeah, but Reg kills with finesse!

 

Nice work n pics mate!

 

Jomoco

[paddyvero]

Looks nice there. When you are zip lining the logs, are you using the same set up as you use on brush? Or bigger slings and a pulley on the line? And tensioned down to a device on a tree?

 

Cheers Paddy.

[mistahbenn]

Looked a nice day for it mate! Peed down here ALL of yesterday, heavy!