bareroots

Hello folks

I have several hours chipping that needs to be done this saturday afternoon near Dunstable / Kensworth / Luton. 

Cash to chip leylandii?

It will all be on the deck pointing the right way. easy drive side access. skilled labour on hand. site to tip chip 100m away.

anyone

Hello

I desire 100+ kindling bags delivered by pallet to LA229LR. Rydal, near Ambleside, in Cumbria

What is your best price?

Delivery within 10 days

Do feel free to text me your price

Many Thanks

Ben 07811385870

how much for a 13" ?

many thanks

Hi folks,

Who's got the best price on a Husky 550XP?

Mail order to Cumbria

what... no one?

please .... ....

Could any one with the knowledge inform me if trees that have lost 50% needle cover from Green Spruce Aphid will:

Survive?

Recover their needles?

Affect other neighbouring species?

Thank you

Sorry no prizes other then a pat on the back for being so clever.

ta JP

What is the long term outlook for trees with Green Spruce Aphid? Do they recover? do the lost needles return?

Does anyone have some that they want rid of???

Call 07811385870

That is a great piece of film work.. a three minute EPIC.. Very inspirational and wonderful feel to the whole thing.. Great climbing moves and finess... SOOO GOOOD...

 

Every once in a while I take my woman climbing and make love in a tree... Its a very good thing...

er Dadio... getting a little kinky with your tight tops and airborn antics. are you wearing all the appropriate protection whilst messing about like that in the tree???

twitter??? must you?

although to be honest I've never been on it. What's it like?

let me know if you get ought sorted

Aside from that we are saying that if someone bought a house with a 150 year old beech in the garden and started taking chunks out of it or felled it completely and it was not TPO or in a conservation area, then there is very little anyone can do?

 

That point is certainly correct- and I'm glad it is. Got booger all to do with anyone else what they get up to.

There's nothing stopping any concerned party asking their local tree officer to look at a tree and put a TPO on it if there is reason to believe their is an intent to fell.

Fantastic video, watched it twice in a row. Very "flight of the frenchies" but with trees Shared

Where in Cumbria are you based Sam? Is that shot of your rifle up near Mell Fell?

'flight of the frenchies'??? am I missing something. what's that?

Appreciated David. If you could pass it on or 'share' it on any media you use I would really appreciate it. Many thanks

reposted from video section to draw more views.

yes I'm a media tart. but this is a passion of mine and I'm prepared to push it to find others of like mind.

click on link to view

My Own Hands on Vimeo

It's really worth three minutes of your time

here's a still from the video

wow.....thats superb mate.....and a beautifully shot film. Good work.

 

Im intrigued as to what makes you an 'ethical' tree surgeon however?

I've a tree planting program to restock the local area. I give advice to retain and replant trees where possible and appropriate. If a client wants to take down a particularly beautiful or hertasge tree I would be prepared to inform tree officers and get a TPO on the tree.

click on the link. here's a still taken from the video to tantalize. Don't worry. I've got my kit on in this one.

the most under utilized vertical environment

I've had a friend put this together for me.

You've seen my amateur efforts. This ones done by a pro.

If you like it please share it on FB twitter or whatever you do.

My Own Hands on Vimeo

Untill the day comes where is is clearly stated in law that only qualified operators can use chainsaws then there will never be a black and white answer.

 

You legally have to be gas registered to installl boilers the same should be for the dangerous tools we use. Its one of the few power tools i think you should be qualified to use as it can cause horrific damage but you cant police the world.

 

And as it is we have all got used to the system and use it good or bad to our advantage as i will admit i dont always do risk assesments on domestic jobs im terrible i know

and i know plenty that do it themselves and get a mate to sign the paper

am i doing something thats a big no no:thumbsdown: in my picture? I am aware that siting on the trunk im milling wasnt a good idea, i wouldnt normally be working like that.

 

I have to agree that I think training is vital when using powerful equipment, the worst thing i have seen was a guy last winter one handing a mid sized husky above his head letting the saw cut through the branch then swinging the saw downwards as it cut through, wearing old school farmer spec ppe, (flat cap and glasses, i couldnt see if they had chainsaw protection)

if you need to reach the branch you need to reach the branch. why walk back to the van for the pole pruner and waste 20 min