armchairarborist

well it looks like its kinda the same set up as a chipper.. think its for cereal crops rather than wood but well preserved machine, oh the woodchip next to it is from a timberwolf haha:001_smile:

taking photos is good advise, when its all finished and running fine keep the box of spare bits that you couldnt find where they go..

wow Dean its like as if you can see right into it from there.. any idea why my passenger door wont open at all?

planting for the future, e.g edible forest gardens, sustainable alternatives to the supermarket junk, local produce rather than importing stuff etc, can you tell i'm hungry? oh tell them all to get a job and not sponge off others..

love the pic of the merc wagon stuck stephen, been there many times, let down by road tyres haha

scots is ace when seasoned.. lights with a match and burns a bit like a candle with a wick in it, real nice for pine not much spitting..Ed

Dont remeber im not from the part of the woods was a holiday im sure it would more liekly of been eden?

could be.. i've got a head full of junk and its getting mixed up:thumbup:

isnt it gardens of heligan where there is a headache tree or plant or something.. if you touch it you get a headache? don't fancy it but interesting..

tickled the last bits with the hedgetrimmers, best bit today was homemade soup in the summerhouse sat on massage chair, courtesy of happy customer:thumbup1:

341 did a bit of the hornbeam and the 460 was long enough to cut the top 1ft off the leylandii liam, why do you ask? then trimmed my knuckle with the silky haha

is this the bad stuff?

getting sick of hedges now.. hornbeam and leylandii again, yawwwn

finally found the disc of photos i've been looking for ages for..

forgot the names of the new trees but theyre growing on the old growth stumps, was fascinated by them, there was loads like these but i'd only got 1 memorycard for the camera for the whole holiday, its just north of crescent city in northern california..

you could hide yr sawdust under them too..

if they are laid that badly and are thin.. why not pull em up, get a price from someone to re-lay after.. or build a cool bridge:thumbup1:

yeh the perspex stuff is good, got one of my cab rear windows made out of it, also window at front of chipbox is 12mm perspex, really tough stuff, has to be good to have woodchip flying at it everyday, just wants a wipe after unloading chip and can see through it again.. helps having father in law working at a reservoir model testing place where scaled down tanks are made with huge sheets of the stuff, hmm theres an idea.. how about a perspex chipbox??

dont mind distances, just hate queing slow stopstart traffic, waste of life and fuel..

nice straight landy.. almost too staight, is it a cardboard cutout?

few from fridays job, got through it fast, its one we reduced last year, the apple trees love it under the hedge, just noticed a lump in line with the house behind...oops

your not wrong there Allan, my dad's been around landys for years n years, he always carries a rag with him just in case, he let me use it once but kept hold of the corner haha, oh its a pic thread? ok heres one of his motors

That picture looks like its the first time John has seen the inside of a tree

i said to him it wud look gud if he put his head in there.. so he did..

always nice when they pass firsttime, usually take them in a month in advance but get free mot's for both landys for price of hedgetrim and willow pollarding. everyone happy:thumbup1:

wow did you manage to fit it all in the truck?

few more dints (lots more..big ones too) and it'll look like Dean has been driving it:thumbup: