Favourite part of the job.

[Mesterh]

I quite like deadwooding large trees, mainly beech. Only when there is time on the job to relax, move about the tree and do a good job. Doesn't happen very often though.Makes a change from the bish bash bosh we usually do.

[Joe Newton]

All jobs are more enjoyable when there's a really nice bum involved. Always go the extra mile for clients with really nice bums.

 

 

I read that first sentence a bit differently to how I imagine you meant it!

[Haironyourchest]

In all honesty its a nebulous question and can only prompt nebulous answers. When everything just falls into place, machines behave, no mud, no rain, no midges. Client is delighted with the result, the price and their new pile of hardwood logs. You feel like the A-Team....light a fat cigar and say "I love it when a plan comes together!"....(tried it once but it made me ill)....

[White Noise]

For me it has to be the thinning of a Lime tree . Silky in one hand whilst listening to my iPod . Oh the joys

[Ty Korrigan]

Advancement of any kind.

 

Like this:

 

 

Ty

[Darrin Turnbull]

Quite like Deadwooding.

[Haironyourchest]

Well, most of the homeless I have met have been very nice...a lot of my clients keep one around the place. I think its very charitable and always go the extra mile for them.

[Chris Sheppard]

I really enjoy breaking down the crowns on big stuff once it's felled - like parkland trees. It's almost like a massive game of Jenga. I like it most when I'm doing the cutting and someone else is doing the dragging and lifting though or there's a machine on site to do that bit

[stihlmadasever]

Early autumn mornings,not cold just kinda crisp.The kind of day you pray for in the summer wearing your cutting trousers.Reaching the crown and taking in the view-bliss.

Nice bums r a given!

[Sharpy92]

Doing some thinning on a cold crisp sunny day in the winter. Basicly like the weather this week. Keeps me in a good mood.