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If I had known this was a job I may have a different career:) the guy swinging from a crane with a chainsaw on his back is cutting down a huge dead oak tree. I'm sad to see any tree cut down but this one was completely dead and in danger of falling.
Rhodes Flagging Services in Darlington, Maryland.
2006 GMC C7500 outfitted by J-Tech in Chester Springs, Pennsylvania. This truck is equipped with a Wanco arrowboard and TrafFix Devices' Scorpion TL-3 Attenuator.
Man at Work in 20ºC.
A sight not often seen in the UK in February!
The UK has just experienced its hottest winter day ever.
The last few days have been exceptionally warm and a temperature of 21.2C was recorded in London.
Man at Work in 20ºC.
A sight not often seen in the UK in February!
The UK has just experienced its hottest winter day ever.
The last few days have been exceptionally warm and a temperature of 21.2C was recorded in London.
Big Bonsai Treeworks Isuzu Elf, a right-hand drive medium duty truck.
Nikon Coolpix S31
Zoom-Nikkor 4.1-12.3mm ƒ/3.3-5.9
Two days of superb professional work from these excellent people have given my garden a new lease of life.
The path along the bottom fence was almost impassable!
Man at Work in 20ºC.
A sight not often seen in the UK in February!
The UK has just experienced its hottest winter day ever.
The last few days have been exceptionally warm and a temperature of 21.2C was recorded in London.
Kenichi Murakami
Oil on canvas
46x27.5cm
2023
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Here is a selection of pics of the big event. I now need to fertilize the hedge to boost it's growth. I was pleased to get this done before anyone decided to nest in the tall hedge!
Adjusting the ropes.
Tree Work.
If you have ever watched someone do this,it is very interesting.They take the tree down in bits...This one was just being topped.
Number 116 for 120 Pictures in 2020:What Goes up Must Come Down
These young men just love their job! They say getting paid for adrenalin rush is the perfect occupation.
On my road yesterday
Man at Work in 20ºC.
A sight not often seen in the UK in February!
The UK has just experienced its hottest winter day ever.
The last few days have been exceptionally warm and a temperature of 21.2C was recorded in London.
I was a malemaid,=lawncare,treework = fitness trainer,martial art trainer,masseur,bodyguard or escort to airport,anyplace she wanted to go.she cool woman true lady!!! pay per hour.$10.00 to $15.00==exact jobs $75.00 TO $ 500.00 per hour. but I make the price all the time.so i did. !=with fwb.one week was$ 510 after taxes.
A year after our forest fire, the big boys came to do the felling of the hazardous trees. Thanks Mowbrays - www.mowbrays.com
This big suga was the tallest tree on our street and it took the brunt of the flames coming from the east, when a forest fire took our gorgeous mountain landscape away.
HAZARD TREE:
Giant, burnt, dead standing trees can fall and pose a risk to people, pets, vehicles and buildings. It takes about a year for the cellulose inside the tree to start breaking down - and with any decent wind, it can break off and topple.
We had the top half of a large pine tree next door come down in the winds. Luckily, it landed in the open driveway.
#BearFire
#NorthComplex 2020
Living in a burn scar.
It's my new reality.
Tree Work.
If you have ever watched someone do this,it is very interesting.They take the tree down in bits...This one was just being topped.
Climbing up to take the top out.
You can see the three trees that were being felled here, with a gum at the end of the row which was staying as it hadn't been poisoned like the others. In the foreground left to right are Tim Swain, Nick Kiddey, some reporter from the Otago Daily Times, and David Glenn. Climbing is Simone Montgomery, possibly Michelle Sinclair and Nick Thorns (barely visible). The person in the midground is Chris Brand, and to the left of him (again, barely visible) is Tim Hamilton. The redwood stump and planked timber are beside the drive, the stump was being left high to create a table for picnics, and the timber was to be used to build furniture to surround it. Personally I wouldn't have thought it was much of a place for picnics as one of the locals would be undoubtedly nosing around anyone trying to enjoy themselves, asking what they were doing in Seacliff.
Crooked, half-dead street tree (London Plane?) on Monroe Street NW in Columbia Heights. The orange dot and sign warning of "tree work" indicates it will either be removed, or given a major pruning. I've walked under this tree many times, and it does look like it's going to fall onto the sidewalk during a storm, so I'm glad to see the city is taking action. If it is removed, hopefully it will be replaced with a new tree that will not grow to resemble the Leaning Tower of Pisa.
Blogged:
greatergreaterwashington.org/post/12937/dcs-tree-lovers-a...
Tree Removal in Victoria BC, Free Estimates - 250-888-8576 - just leave us two or three parking spaces per vehicles, because we suck at parking.
Secured.
Tree Surgery.
If you have ever watched someone do this,it is very interesting.They take the tree down in bits...This one was just being topped.
Double End, Double Adjust (DEDA) Lanyard
Virtually all the lanyard length is available to either side.
A more versatile alternative to two separate lanyards.
Rope Snaps (2)
7/16" Sterling HTP (30' continuous, routed behind saddle)
TFL with thimble
8mm BlueWater Prusik (2)
Distel Friction Hitch (2)
Butterfly Bend girthed (2)
DMM Locksafe steel carabiner (2)
All rope ends dipped in Plasti Dip
All loose ends whipped & frapped