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Now this is quite an Oak!

Using the Tirfor to hand-winch a windblown Beech to a safe position prior to processing.

Working hard at some crown reduction work.

Inspecting a Beech 'in decline' with a fair amount of Ustulina on the bole.

Brewer's Spruce - found naturally in south-west Oregon and north-west California up to 2000 metres.

Dealing with a Leyland Cypress that the last 'tree-surgeons' couldn't finish. What a mess!

An arborist's view of south Edinburgh from 90 feet up!

Alone in a MEWP by a dangerous Beech tree!

Sectional-felling a Beech with a servere Meripilus giganteus infection of the roots.

Reducing the height of a roadside Beech hedge for the Council - to maintain road safety.

Forest clearance on a Tree Preservation Order (TPO) site in Midlothian for a sewerage pipe renewal programme.

About to start crown-cleaning this massive Oak near Lasswade, Midlothian.

Site clearance to allow the refurbishment of the sewage works at Penicuik, Midlothian.

'Tosh' our faithful old Lab. ready for another day in the trees...sleeping and chasing rabbits!

Clearing Polpars prior to the re-development of the Newkirkgate Shopping Centre in Leith, Edinburgh. A bit of a windy day...seasick!

Extracting Beech with the crane.

Aerial Rescue training needs to be practiced every week by tree contractors so it becomes second-nature. We don't want to have to be learning in a real emergency!

The Aerial Rescue from a big Lime tree at the Bush.

Inspecting a cavity on a Sycamore with the 'Picus' at 50'.

A beautiful Paperbark Maple. These trees were introduced from China in 1901 and now a garden favourite.

Flowering Crabapple!

After a long day...

Definitely not for the faint-hearted!

Good for ripping out stumps! Forget the stump-grinding machine! Work near Eskbank.

An amenity Sitka Spruce woodland thinned by 60% and crown-lifted for access. The client wanted as much woodchip spread on the ground as possible, and as the timber is of little value and poor firewood, we bought in our big chipper and chipped whole trees. That is over 50 tonnes of woodchip! This sort of work needs a Felling Licence.

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