Jeff,
Wow, I have to see those sycamores. Hardwoods in the 15-foot girth class
comprise one of my prize lists. I expected that you would be a good producer
when you got started in ENTS, but I didn't expect that to happen so soon. Good
job.
Will,
Jeff is an arborist and I think he is interested in climbing with you next
year. With Andrew in eastern Mass and Jeff here in western Mass, things are
looking up for the Massachusetts contingency.
Bob
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From: Jeff LaCoy <[email protected]>
>
> And my one contribution for the day.......a few photos I took on my
> way home. A few minutes up the road in Deerfield, a row of field grown
> Sycamores line either side of the road in some farm fields between Rt.
> 5 and 116. Did quick CBH's on 2 of them, one was a little over 15' and
> the other about 16.5'. I'd guess theres 12-14 of them total, didnt
> count, probably 6-7 spaced down either side, one side with a pretty
> beefy shagbark Hickory as well. All the Sycamores are 12'+ in
> circumference, they look great. Pictures are large as I'm using the
> bark picture as my desktop background. ;)
>
> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v404/jlacoy82/sycbark.jpg
>
> http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v404/jlacoy82/sycalone.jpg
> >
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