Monster 135+ Poplar reduction

[Steve Bullman]

Good outcome from my perspective.

 

Hats off to both the owner and the consultation having the courage to maintain it and to carry out what must have been an epic climb and cutting session.

 

Fair play Mr B

 

 

 

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Cheers

[Steve Bullman]

Well done Steve, can't be many if any trees like that in the UK.

 

Not that i've come across Tom!

[Hats]

I think that's brilliant, great job, great tree, great view

[hamdogg]

I bet a bit of elvis leg came into

Play a couple of times !! Good job

[Steve Bullman]

I bet a bit of elvis leg came into

Play a couple of times !! Good job

Mostly in the mewp on the ride up!

[Steve Bullman]

It reminded me of Reg's videos actually when I was cutting this. Dropping lumps from 70-80ft is the norm here, but when you drop something out of anything higher, and notice how much longer it takes for the pieces to hit the ground, thats when you really appreciate how high up you are. Its a lush feeling

[woody paul]

The Omme 3700 is a bit of a butt clincher, did any of the cutting go to the clone bank that the Dedham Vale Project have.

[treeman]

We did some work in northampton on some pops around Xmas which were getting on for 120-130 foot. 27 of them in all

 

Not as spread as that monster as they were in a line. With and housing estate running underneath one side.

Like you say these size trees don't come up all the time and is quite an experience. I only did 2 of them and our main climber Dan "The man" Wodehouse did the lions share. Hats off to any climber who has the gumption and the balls

[James Atkinson]

That's a monster! No spikes even! Haha

[Steve Bullman]

The Omme 3700 is a bit of a butt clincher, did any of the cutting go to the clone bank that the Dedham Vale Project have.

 

No it didn't. I'm not familiar with this