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Estates division

Estates gallery

Drives, corridors and mulched woodland, on the ground and from the air. Captions describe what each frame shows.

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1The short answer

These frames show access-road corridor work: understory mulched, logs decked for the owner and a graded surface left behind. The stills are full 4K frames; the aerial passes below show the same kind of ground from above.

2Stills

The ground, photographed

Aerial view down a cleared access road corridor through pine forest
A cleared corridor through pine, from the air
Aerial view of wooded acreage beside open ground, before any clearing
Wooded acreage, before clearingHuntly Land Co. job photo
Overgrown woodland with dense understory and felled stems at the start of a clearing
Overgrown woodland, at the start
Straight run of cleared corridor between rows of pines
A straight run between the pinesHuntly Land Co. job photo
Top-down view of a mulched corridor cut through woodland
A mulched corridor, from directly aboveHuntly Land Co. job photo
Low-angle view of a finished access road entrance leading into the woods
A finished lane entranceHuntly Land Co. job photo
Access corridor mulched through a stand of pines
A mulched corridor through pinesHuntly Land Co. job photo
Track loader with a forestry mulcher head in cleared woodland understory
Mulcher head in cleared understoryHuntly Land Co. job photo
An avenue of mature trees in autumn color lining an estate drive
An avenue in autumnIllustrative, Pexels
Aerial of a manor house with formal gardens, lawns and woodland edge
House, gardens and woodland edgeIllustrative, Pexels
A tree-lined drive leading toward a country house
A tree-lined driveIllustrative, Pexels
Waylon, the white Labrador who comes to work every day, resting in fresh track marks on a job site
Waylon on the jobHuntly Land Co. job photo

Captions describe what each frame shows. Frames marked Illustrative are shown for illustration and are not a record of a client property.

3Films

From the air

Through the understory, mulched
4How a job runs

Five steps, in this order.

  1. Walk the propertyA private walk of the ground with the owner, the builder or the estate manager, marking openings, retained trees, features, water and slopes.
  2. Establish the written scopeOne document with the scope, finish standard, resource plan, stewardship measures and schedule, so nothing rests on a verbal assumption.
  3. Confirm the work planStaging, access and the date are confirmed in writing before any equipment reaches the property.
  4. Carry out the scopeMulch-first work by the project lead named at the walk, with merchantable timber decked for the owner.
  5. Review the finished groundA final walkthrough against the written finish standard, with the follow-up the ground will need noted for next season.
Schedule a site walk

Walk the ground with us.

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Send the town, rough acreage and two or three photographs. We reply by email with site-walk times, and a written scope follows the walk.

Goes straight to the Huntly project lead. No lead broker, no reselling, no mailing list.

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