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And then you're back in a few years. Maybe not so bad for business
I’m kinda surprised - I always thought of Ireland and the UK as being full of leafy hedges. And I would expect the old folks stick to the tradition.
Trees you've cut
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Tradition here is whatever is cheapest and fastestAnd then you're back in a few years. Maybe not so bad for business
I’m kinda surprised - I always thought of Ireland and the UK as being full of leafy hedges. And I would expect the old folks stick to the tradition.
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Back butchering more conifers.
The customer is very happy
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Just a swingin
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Fcuk yeah!
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Finally, someone who wants trees cut down and not topped.
3 spruce, 1 silver fir and one lawson cypress.
I like using a humboldt when conditions allow. I pike how the butt of the log hits the ground first and then falls flat.
As you can tell i didn't make any side cuts into the sapwood to prevent tearing. Extra hingey.
I hate cypress. Awful messy things.
3 spruce, 1 silver fir and one lawson cypress.
I like using a humboldt when conditions allow. I pike how the butt of the log hits the ground first and then falls flat.
As you can tell i didn't make any side cuts into the sapwood to prevent tearing. Extra hingey.
I hate cypress. Awful messy things.
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We had the first proper storm of the winter on Friday.
I got a call about this on Saturday.
Half the tree broke off and landed on the house. The chimney and ridge tiles got roughed up a bit but the house is fine otherwise.
When we arrived today the builders had already cleared the debris off the building the day before.
Heres a view of what was left
I climbed it. It was rock solid.
I got it cut back this much before felling the remainder.
The result.
I haven't invoiced the customer yet. Don't really know what to charge. 3 of us there for 6 hours with a chipper. Hour and a half from home. Dismantling and removal of storm damaged tree, everything either cut into firewood or chipped.
I got a call about this on Saturday.
Half the tree broke off and landed on the house. The chimney and ridge tiles got roughed up a bit but the house is fine otherwise.
When we arrived today the builders had already cleared the debris off the building the day before.
Heres a view of what was left
I climbed it. It was rock solid.
I got it cut back this much before felling the remainder.
The result.
I haven't invoiced the customer yet. Don't really know what to charge. 3 of us there for 6 hours with a chipper. Hour and a half from home. Dismantling and removal of storm damaged tree, everything either cut into firewood or chipped.
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Some more butchery in waterlogged ground
"I love my job, really" that's whitethorn, very spiky stuff.
The one fun part of the day
Lots of mushrooms out at the minute, found some cool ones at today's job site.
Don't know about the first one but this second one is a boletus edulus, if it wasn't so far gone it would have been a good one for eating.
"I love my job, really" that's whitethorn, very spiky stuff.
The one fun part of the day
Lots of mushrooms out at the minute, found some cool ones at today's job site.
Don't know about the first one but this second one is a boletus edulus, if it wasn't so far gone it would have been a good one for eating.
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We were working for a professional photographer the last couple of days.
They have a lot of trees and are slowly getting rid of them.
Another case of "just cut it in half"
Smile!
They have a lot of trees and are slowly getting rid of them.
Another case of "just cut it in half"
Smile!
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Trimmed a beech hedge back to have a slant.
It looks bad now but when the new leaves come in April it should look great.
I saw a massive red stag on my way home. Biggest land based mammal I've ever seen in the wild.
It looks bad now but when the new leaves come in April it should look great.
I saw a massive red stag on my way home. Biggest land based mammal I've ever seen in the wild.
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