Tocio'r goeden (eto)

Tocio'r goeden (eto) ~ Trimming the tree (again)

“The question is not what you look at but what you see!”
― Henry David Thoreau

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Rydw i'n meddwl bydd y goeden hon angen tocio tair gwaith o leiaf - tro am bob un o'r canghennau sy'n hongian dros ardd y cymydog a mwy ar ochr ni.  Roedd diwrnod gwaith llawn heddiw ond roeddwn i'n hapus gyda hapus gyda'r beth wnes i gyflawni.  Roedd y rhan mwyaf anodd yn cadw'r canghennau i ffwrdd o'r to sied y cymydog. Mae'n edrych fel hen blastig - tenau a fregus. Doeddwn i ddim eisiau gollwng unrhyw beth arno ac yn achosi digwyddiad anffodus.

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I think this tree will need to be pruned at least three times - once for each of the branches that hang over the neighbour's garden and more on our side. Today was a full working day but I was happy with happy with what I achieved. The hardest part was keeping the branches off the neighbor's shed roof. It looks like old plastic - thin and fragile. I didn't want to drop anything on it and cause an unfortunate incident.

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Disgrifiad (Cymraeg): Tocio coeden
Description (English): Pruning a tree