I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
Yew trees…..aren’t they a “beautiful” protected species?
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
Yew trees…..aren’t they a “beautiful” protected species?
I don’t think young ones in my garden, which isn’t in a conservation area, will be protected.
Will you be planting a couple of new trees to replace these mature trees @AddicksAddict, in order to replace the oxygen loss, absorb carbon, maintain soil quality and give shade in the increasing heat?
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
I have Irish roots.
Does it is need to be tree fellers or are two of us good enough?
I've spent a lot of tine this summer in various trees with chain and recip saws. It's certainly encouraged my wife to take a keen interest in my life insurance status.
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
Will you be planting a couple of new trees to replace these mature trees @AddicksAddict, in order to replace the oxygen loss, absorb carbon, maintain soil quality and give shade in the increasing heat?
There’s too much shade where these are. The are five yews within a 15’ radius and they’re affecting the existing small trees they’re now outgrowing.
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
Where are you based? Addickted2TheReds this might be one for Biscuit?
On the train back from Wrexham I got chatting to a guy named 'Steve', retired tree feller, a long time Addick and goes to most games h and a .. not much to go on BUT surely a few on here know him .. his daughter, also a regular match goer, and that's the extent of my contribution
On the train back from Wrexham I got chatting to a guy named 'Steve', retired tree feller, a long time Addick and goes to most games h and a .. not much to go on BUT surely a few on here know him .. his daughter, also a regular match goer, and that's the extent of my contribution
On the train back from Wrexham I got chatting to a guy named 'Steve', retired tree feller, a long time Addick and goes to most games h and a .. not much to go on BUT surely a few on here know him .. his daughter, also a regular match goer, and that's the extent of my contribution
I absolutely don’t care how many there are, and you can be Irish or any other nationality, but I’m looking for someone competent and insured to take down a couple of 30ft yew trees.
Yew trees…..aren’t they a “beautiful” protected species?
I don’t think young ones in my garden, which isn’t in a conservation area, will be protected.
If they are 30ft high, they most certainly aren’t young trees. They have a very slow growth rate…..in The UK many are a good 100 to 500 years old! Some rarer examples even live to 1000 years +.
There's a bloke up in Carlisle that likes travelling miles to chop down trees. But I think he's otherwise engaged at the moment.
Edited to add: It's illegal to chop down if over 5 cubic metres in volume (whether one tree or a number of smaller trees) - so you'd need consent I guess and/or a competent qualified tree surgeon.
On the train back from Wrexham I got chatting to a guy named 'Steve', retired tree feller, a long time Addick and goes to most games h and a .. not much to go on BUT surely a few on here know him .. his daughter, also a regular match goer, and that's the extent of my contribution
On the train back from Wrexham I got chatting to a guy named 'Steve', retired tree feller, a long time Addick and goes to most games h and a .. not much to go on BUT surely a few on here know him .. his daughter, also a regular match goer, and that's the extent of my contribution
Must have been a branch line.
leaf it out mate
The root of the problem with this forum are the corny jokes
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I have Irish roots.
Does it is need to be tree fellers or are two of us good enough?
They have a very slow growth rate…..in The UK many are a good 100 to 500 years old!
Some rarer examples even live to 1000 years +.
Edited to add: It's illegal to chop down if over 5 cubic metres in volume (whether one tree or a number of smaller trees) - so you'd need consent I guess and/or a competent qualified tree surgeon.