manco

i have the best waterproof so far. its comfortable, warm, easy to move around in, 100% waterproof even in a serious downpour, windproof. its my house. whenever its pissing down i stay home with a brew.

oh god not this prick again

i cant see clearly where the fences are or the general layout so im basing my opinions on it having a good clear fell if that tree hadnt caught it on that basis id be up the second tree dropping the tips off the fallen one, until tidied back to contact points, and clear to fall once that contact point is cut. i also dont know your experience level with felling, but im looking at that and seeing the chainsaw getting pinched if youre not careful.

first question, does it actually need to come down? in woodland probably away from public access? second, guessing climbing the one to the right to free it to fall is out then? non climber? or no falling space? your plan looks ballsy, but possible with care

seconded, the basic oregon is pretty crap, visor too thick. you can get drop down goggles but youre on the wrong track, you want a standard visor and standalone safety glasses. not a legal thing, just worth having unless you want your face whipped by branches constantly. protos is expensive but people say its worth it, husqvarna do a selection of cheaper stuff. or the petzl or sovos kits look pretty good. the list on what else you want is almost endless, depending on the work youre doing. personal sorta kit, skipping over climbing gear and basic landscaping stuff, generally you want silky or similar, small axe, (doubles as hammer for wedges) grab some tree marker spray

i concur. its some sort of pine.

go for it. ill sit in the warm watching you trying to carry 6 pints outside in the snow

colour me confused by why would you not just sit inside the hotel at the bar with a nice log fire?

if youre holding your smalls too tightly it will result in ball-ache

im throwing willow into the mix, just for fun

cant remember.

four and a half ash to come down?

if someone hasnt said it already, id heavily insist on it being an arb approved contractor doing the work. i see little reason from that 2nd photo why any plant damage couldnt be avoided

not really

it can have a V8 all it wants but at the end of the day its still a focus. you can roll a turd in glitter....