M.D. Vaden
vadenphotography.com
Someone sent me an email today that for sure saw a video on my album - maybe my site.
That's not even the point of this thread.
Here's the email he sent (part of it, the rest is of the same concept). By the way, the tone of the note appeared good-natured:
I think he means "flush" cuts.
Have any of you run into this school of practice?
That's not even the point of this thread.
Here's the email he sent (part of it, the rest is of the same concept). By the way, the tone of the note appeared good-natured:
ENJOYED YOUR SITE VERY MUCH.
BUT I MUST TELL YOU AND DONT TAKE IT BADLY....YOUR TREE CUTS ARE REALLY
BAD..AND SET A BAD EXAMPLE FOR THE PUBLIC...YES I KNOW YOUR DOING WHAT THE
BOOKS SAY...BUT THE BOOKS ARE WRONG.!!!!! SHAIGO IS WRONG... A SMOOTH AND
ROUNDER CUT HEELS MUCH FASTER. AND FAST IS WHAT YOU WANT. IM DOING THIS
WORK FOR 40 YEARS AND I USED TO DO WHAT THE BOOK SAID...AND AFTER INSPECTING
MY OLD WORK I CAN TELL YOU...FLESH AND ROUND CUTS ARE ALWAYS BEST. ALSO
POLLARDING IS A ACCEPTABEL METHOD OF PRUNNING TREES IN EUROPE FOR 300
HUNDRED YEARS AND IS NOT A BAD TECH. AS YOU AND HUNDREDS OF OTHER
LANDSCAPERS THINK IT IS. VERY NECESSARY IN SOME CASES. AND IF DONE RIGHT
...LOOKS VERY GOOD. AMERICANS DID NOT INVENT TREE WORK... AS THEY THINK THEY
DID...ITS ALWASYS GOOD TO LOOK AT OTHER CULTURES TO SEE HOW TREE WORK WAS
DONE ...THERE IS MUCH TO LEARN ....GOING TO EUROPE IS A EYE OPENER.. THANKS
AGAIN THIS MESSAGE IS DELIVERED WITH AFFECTION NOT AS A PUT DOWN. YOURS
GENE XXX EDITED LAST NAME OUT XXX
I think he means "flush" cuts.
Have any of you run into this school of practice?