classic hazard beam

[sean]

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/picture-forum/4092-inspirational-places-youve-worked.html

 

http://arbtalk.co.uk/forum/tree-health-care/4097-coros-fractures.html

 

 

Just heard today that it's looking like we've got an oportunity to return in November to carry out further works incuding Haloing and working on lapsed pollards again.

 

 

 

 

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That sounds fantastic....an amazing place to work i'm sure. The energy in that place must be something else.(can I come please?) Alas...i hold my hand up in shame and admit that i've still not been to burnham.....shocking eh?

[sean]

........a not so classic hazard beam, that we created on a Beech that was part of a halo program around a very veteran Beech Pollard at Burnham Beeches last year.

 

 

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Have you read Beechcombings by Richard Mabey? I'm sure you probably have but if not i cannot reccommend it enough.

[David Humphries]

Have you read Beechcombings by Richard Mabey? I'm sure you probably have but if not i cannot reccommend it enough.

 

 

Have meant to for a good while, you just prompted me to order it.

 

Thanks.

 

Needed something for the train to the Spain.

 

 

 

 

 

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[Gavin]

Got called out to this Sweet Chestnut today. Limb had failed directly over a footpath this morning in Richmond Park.

 

i bet that went ping when you cut it

[Mesterh]

........a not so classic hazard beam, that we created on a Beech that was part of a halo program around a very veteran Beech Pollard at Burnham Beeches last year.

 

 

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I think I saw Ray Mears making one of those to trap squirrels.

[felixthelogchopper]

Ray Mears is so cool. He is the only guy who can come out of a survival situation weighing more than when he went in

[Saw-sick Steve]

Have meant to for a good while, you just prompted me to order it.

 

Thanks.

 

Needed something for the train to the Spain.

 

 

 

 

 

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'tis indeed a good read, another book worth tracking down is 'Wildwood, A Journey Through Trees' by Roger Deakin, and 'Waterlog' by the same author:thumbup1:

[sean]

'tis indeed a good read, another book worth tracking down is 'Wildwood, A Journey Through Trees' by Roger Deakin, and 'Waterlog' by the same author:thumbup1:

 

 

Have also read both of those and agree that they are a terrific read.