Sweet Chestnut mutilated !

[PC tree]

Just thought I'd share this horror story with u guys. A good 80-100 yrs old Sweet Chestnut. The neighbors decided that when the old lady died and her house was unoccupied they would create more light in their garden! It's been done with decent cuts too which would suggest a "tree surgeon" has done it!!!

[IanW]

what a complete mess..... nob heads!

[PC tree]

Yep, we've to now remove as a result.

[hamdogg]

My favourite tree too!!!

[Mountain man]

Oh get over yourself, someone wanted more light in their garden so hammered a non TPO tree. Big deal.

Edited October 23, 2014 by Mountain man

[Mr_D]

We took a chestnut down today...it had been absolutely hammered in the past! Not live centre to it just dead up rights which made anchor point selection tricky..picture doesn't do it justice but this thing was shot! From the base up, and purely because of how badly/hard it had been pruned in the past..

[treequip]

Oh get over yourself, someone wanted more light in their garden so hammered a non TPO tree. Big deal.

 

Well said that man:thumbup1:

[sean]

Oh get over yourself, someone wanted more light in their garden so hammered a non TPO tree. Big deal.

 

Dont need to be a rocket scientist to work out what your company ethos is then.

[Mountain man]

Dont need to be a rocket scientist to work out what your company ethos is then.

 

I get on with my own work the best I can, I don't waste my time slagging off other people's and posting pictures where I don't know the specs, so me and my mates can throw their hand up in faux horror to make themselves feel better.

[treequip]

I get on with my own work the best I can, I don't waste my time slagging off other people's and posting pictures where I don't know the specs, so me and my mates can throw their hand up in faux horror to make themselves feel better.

 

What you said

 

 

This is me doing a reduction on a Sweet Chestnut:laugh1: