Work Photos

[KevinS]

Removed an ash with these leaves

 

[treebilly]

Is that what love ash looks like? Haven’t seen that in many a moon. Locks like a lot of epicormic( hope that the right term) growth though.

 

[KevinS]

Wind and lots of rain. Luckily this one only fell half over

 

[KevinS]

Is that what love ash looks like? Haven’t seen that in many a moon

My next ash lol

 

[KevinS]

Is that what love ash looks like? Haven’t seen that in many a moon. Locks like a lot of epicormic( hope that the right term) growth though.

Advantageous sprouts it was one of the few live bits of green

 

[KevinS]

Morning vs afternoon. 80’ of sugar maple later looks like this

 

[southsoundtree]

Advantageous sprouts it was one of the few live bits of green

I think you might be thinking of adventitious https://www.britannica.com/science/adventitious-root

I'd call that epicormic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epicormic_shoot

 

[Stephen Moore]

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Cottonwood with a smile on his face? That's the spirit!

 

[Stephen Moore]

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That's legit

 

[Stephen Moore]

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Is it fall in your neck of the woods already?

 

[KevinS]

Is it fall in your neck of the woods already?

Lol pics from last fall that I liked. My timeline kinda varies

 

[KevinS]

Cottonwood with a smile on his face? That's the spirit!

His biggest tree ever he was pretty proud

 

[KevinS]

I think you might be thinking of adventitious https://www.britannica.com/science/adventitious-root

I'd call that epicormic.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Epicormic_shoot

Yup I’m not sure where I got advantageous lol auto correct I think. Thanks for catching that

 

[rico]

Spent some time today making some shingle out of a beautiful piece of old-growth.

 

[Stephen Moore]

Spent some time today making some shingle out of a beautiful piece of old-growth.
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Are those Redwood shakes?

 

[rico]

They are what I call Redwood shingles. 18" long, and about 3/8" thick. The froe I using today is 16" wide so I got some nice wide shingles.

 

[Stephen Moore]

They are what I call Redwood shingles. 18" long, and about 3/8" thick. The froe I using today is 16" wide so I got some nice wide shingles.

I like the darker chocolate look of those compared to cedar

 

[Stephen Moore]

Maybe yall are differnt down south? Up here in the North we call a shake anything split and a shingle anything sawn... but potatoes potatoes?

 

[rico]

I like the darker chocolate look of those compared to cedar

Yea, there is nothing like old Redwood. Incredible stuff.

 

[Stephen Moore]

Yea, there is nothing like old Redwood. Incredible stuff.

Is there a market for redwood roofing?