Wednesday, April 13, 2011

Stump Grinding

Tree work can be grueling work. Climbing, lifting, dragging limbs, chipping limbs and debris, and grinding stumps, all are hard physical activities. But there is also beauty to much of the work and especially when the job is complete.

Here is a photograph of an Osage stump showing the beauty of the wood and the extensive spreading of the roots. One stump that I recently ground had a root almost as big around as I am that I chased for over six feet.


The following series of pictures shows how deeply the stumps and roots sometimes grow and how much grinding is involved in removing the entire stump and root structure.





And of course, the completed project.



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2 comments:

bodylift said...

Pictures showed that the work is successfully done. Pictures are really nice and like to see.

spider veins said...

I have seen many pictures like this and all natural pictures are gorgeous and fabulous pictures. The pictures shared over here are truly outstanding.