Pop pollard

[Peter]

Big hybrid poplar, small garden, long drag. Very windy.

Edited September 15, 2009 by Peter

[Peter]

View from the top. You can just about see Ely cathedral.

[White Noise]

Good job . Cool photos .

[josharb87]

little port?

 

nice job, no access to field?

[welwell]

Gotta love the spikes up a big pop (where appropriate ofcourse)!

Love the BIG V-sign they've now got in their garden

[Stephen Blair]

fence down, thump thump, 100 quid to the farmer with a manitu, fixity fence home for 11am, sweeeeet:001_tt2:

[Rich Rule]

nice work Peter... seems it was a day for windy pops

 

Take it you had to lo'er everything?

[Andy Collins]

fence down, thump thump, 100 quid to the farmer with a manitu, fixity fence home for 11am, sweeeeet:001_tt2:

 

Cant believe you didnt suggest the little Greenmech down the alley, chip a huuuuge heap of chip into a corner, and clear off by 10.45am:thumbup:

Sorry Peter, nice job, btw did the post to the left of the tree get a wee tickle by the time the 2nd pic was taken?

Edited September 15, 2009 by Andy Collins

[Peter]

Believe it or not, I think you would have struggled getting the little green machine in round the corner. The alley was exactly 3 feet wide, with a right angled turn in it. Nowhere to put the chip in a tiny garden anyhow.

 

The farmer wanted £200 for access over his land.

 

Everything was lowered except for about 10 discs off the bottom, when riggin down flippin great lumps would have compromised the shed. I dont do lowering small bits....

 

The irony of the big V seems to be lost on the client........................

 

.............until I nip back tonight and carve two fingernails at the top!

[Husqvarna King]

fence down, thump thump, 100 quid to the farmer with a manitu, fixity fence home for 11am, sweeeeet:001_tt2:

 

wudda been too late, lookin at the pics he was ploughing the field at the time