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from last week...carob tree dismantle 7a.m. What a great shot

From a job last month managing school trees, around 400 years old olive, after serious damage from previous operation...a bit of love from us...gave birth a climber...lol

here is 1 from today monster cork oak, remember not many big trees around here

25ms but the fun was 30cms from base was house on both sides

right lets see if this comes in decent size

k @Mick! im just to new to all of this

there is a dead by nematods pine knocked down on thursday, dry as a desert

here is some from friday, carob dismantle with phone lines included, trunk 75cms blade 40cm on stihl192, under the rain like a real man, lol

a few days ago, drop zone is highlighted 1,2x0,8ms

a few days ago, drop zone is highlighted 1,2x0,8ms

gf beranek you are right but latelly is like all industries fast fast, guys dont learn enough, damage trees badlly, cork oak decline is very visible, wine is gonna be expensive, do you know that good wine will never be without cork?

lxskllr in southern europe is common a practice in fruticulture(is that correct expression?)to cut around 100 120cm high to improve the crop and some trees dont die cause they are cut down

heavy duty reduction after wind blows way 2/3 of this Ceratonia Siliqua(Saint Johns bread?) a few cables on the way,lol

Stig this was a lucky 1 this is not poison ivy, never had contact with that 1 lucky again. and thats so true about the old days, and honestly it was super easy job. like most my jobs it was expensive with happy client

:D1st time with SRT on a palm

I am glad my clients have an eye for pics

here is some carob tree topping