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Trying to trick me into buying yet more gear, Willie? We are the ones that the bucket truck guys call on, when they have no access. But I'll gladly admit that it would have been handy for this.

Yep, but just low enough that they can drive across it. Took almost no time, since the wood was so decayed. Another arborist stopped by when he passed the worksite and saw my truck. He thought it was the Horse chestnut miner moth cameraria ohridella that was the culprit. Since there was no...

We dropped it today. It was a lot more dead than I thought. Completely dry and too brittle to chip, so we broke the law and burned it instead. Still safe to climb, but no lowering of branches, so we went with plan B and took some weight off the side towards the house and felled it across a...

Hay for the horses, Fi. Thanks Pete. We wont be rigging much, since most of it can be dumped. Also there are a few green leaves or sprouting buds on the main leader, so I think it'll be safe for a tie in point.

Nice healthy horsechestnut Aesculus hippocastaneum. I did a light crown lift/ prune job on it 3 years ago. Last year it died all of a sudden. The bark is coming off in large flakes, so it looks like something ate away the Cambium layer. I've never seen anything like it before. We are...