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Treelore · 23rd March 2008, 05:24 PM

There is nothing unusual about having covered walkways in areas such as this the cage idea was so that you could still see rather than an iron roof. None of the other trees within the area seem large enough to brace to and why would you invade other sound trees if you could solve the problem by not touching the tree at all. Who cares what the old people think about it...Do you care about being guided under trellising when they are building a building within a city. I am not adamant on this suggestion merely saying that from info supplied looks to me to be best outcome.

23rd March 2008, 05:24 PM	#59 (permalink)
Treelore Banned Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: Brisbane Posts: 108	Re: Tree-to-Ground Guying There is nothing unusual about having covered walkways in areas such as this the cage idea was so that you could still see rather than an iron roof. None of the other trees within the area seem large enough to brace to and why would you invade other sound trees if you could solve the problem by not touching the tree at all. Who cares what the old people think about it...Do you care about being guided under trellising when they are building a building within a city. I am not adamant on this suggestion merely saying that from info supplied looks to me to be best outcome.