Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Wednesday30 October 2013
Sorry could not find cows today must be hiding in the undergrowth somewhere.
Tuesday, 29 October 2013
Hi there, following on from Sue's comments, I was over there today and at 11:30 and also noticed the big Oak tree branch fallen in D15, now laying across the road/track, no immediate concern but will need attention is obstructing the road/track. I called Guy at 11:40 as I also notice the fence cut in F12 which I believed did need emergency attention so Guy & Mike arrived very promptly at 12:00 to meet me on site. We also looked at the fallen branch in G11 but this does not need immediate attention but may fall onto the fence at a later date. Many thanks guys & nice to meet you at last :-)
Tuesday 29 October 8:40 am
All cattle standing quietly in H4, looked fine.
I walked the perimeter fence. No damage to the fence or gates. I removed some small branches.
But the following probably need attention in due course.
H9 - Oak branch diameter 20cm hanging, it will damage the fence if it falls
D15 - Large oak branch 45cm diameter hanging, blocking the path near the trough (but missed it when it fell) - looks dangerous.
N2 - Silver birch 20 cm diameter resting on the railway fence, tree on railway side but I could not push it off
G3 - Two trees down on lane by the railway.
I walked the perimeter fence. No damage to the fence or gates. I removed some small branches.
But the following probably need attention in due course.
H9 - Oak branch diameter 20cm hanging, it will damage the fence if it falls
D15 - Large oak branch 45cm diameter hanging, blocking the path near the trough (but missed it when it fell) - looks dangerous.
N2 - Silver birch 20 cm diameter resting on the railway fence, tree on railway side but I could not push it off
G3 - Two trees down on lane by the railway.
Monday, 28 October 2013
Late site visit
Called in on my way home to clear up a small Silver Birch which had fallen over the fence on the Eastern fence line. It was dark time I got there so couldn't check the cattle. Thanks for your help checking in the blustery conditions and do take care still as some trees, that have stayed up, might have been weakened by the wind and wet ground.
visited today @4pm
All te girls were in and around in group of pines.jericho was an beinundbullyish to daisy,shoving heraroud with her head.other than that they all look fine.me and my son are being eaten alive my midgeys.maybe brought in bythe storm,they shouldnt be here now.
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