Trees from a distance

[tomthetreeman]

Well, played, Rob! You had us all fooled!

 

[RopeShield]

Try this, great silhoutte. My All time favorite climb and prune.

 

[tomthetreeman]

Liriodendron tulipifera?

 

[RopeShield]

Found growing together but in S. ontario not that often.

 

[utlarb4trees]

sycamore?

 

[robinia]

Quercus macrocarpa?

 

[JeffL]

Hickory?

 

[RopeShield]

Thats it man!

Carya ovata. Supposedly the largest in Ontario. Edible nut
Up for routine crown inspection, flare to crown and cable.
looking forward to it except for those huge plates of bark that grab your rope constantly. Like fighting a hundred monkys.
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Hickory?

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[robinia]

Is that the one listed in the Honour Roll?

Backus Woods, St Williams

Diameter: 95 cm
Height: 32 m
Points: 304

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Yeah, that rough bark. Shagbarks always seem like one hell of a tough job. You got me thinking of 'favourite' climbing trees and I'd have to go with big European Beech.

 

[JeffL]

Here's a dying back piece of crap in my own back yard.

 

[RGus]

Prunus serotina

 

[JeffL]

I knew that was too easy!

You're up!

 

[RopeShield]

Ravencliffe Crt. Hamilton
I 'm in the hammer next week and will give it a measure. Pretty sure its wider and taller.
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Is that the one listed in the Honour Roll?

Backus Woods, St Williams

Diameter: 95 cm
Height: 32 m
Points: 304

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Yeah, that rough bark. Shagbarks always seem like one hell of a tough job. You got me thinking of 'favourite' climbing trees and I'd have to go with big European Beech.

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[robinia]

Who's up?

 

[JeffL]

Technically, RGus is.

 

[RGus]

Here you go.

 

[utlarb4trees]

Ginko biloba?

 

[JeffL]

Ill go so far as to guess g. biloba 'princeton sentry'

 

[RGus]

I figured that one would go quick, ginko it is. As far as a cultivar, I have no idea. ultarb your up.

 

[utlarb4trees]

Here's one .....