Dangerous pine in ropes course
Alexandra and I were called upon to remove a dangerous white pine tree located in a high ropes course at a summer camp on Lake Winnipesaukee. Our Border Collie, Tyrol, kept an eye on us from the base of a nearby tree!
She hangs on tightly!
A novice to tree climbing, Alexandra showed her adventuresome personality by climbing and pruning her first tree! Although the company does not plan to move in this direction, she should be proud of her accomplishment!
I spent over 7 hours in one tree on Saturday above Wickwas Lake. The white pine had a heavy lean over the lake and the homeowner's dock. We lowered the tree piece by piece and no one got wet!
Ready for the log truck!
We just completed a three-day job at a home in Meredith. The homeowners are building a barn this summer and needed quite a few trees removed. To top it off, I got to climb a huge bull pine in order to prune the beast.
Alexandra and I avoided the temptation to ski the lesser known ravines on Mount Washington over the weekend. Instead, we completed a two-day tree job, removing multiple birches and hemlocks to prepare a property for a driveway expansion.