Asplundh meathead vandal attacks our property causing malicious damage
Thursday, July 9th, 2026
Thursday 9th July 2026: Endeavour Energy’s Asplundh vandalism in the Australian Blue Mountains in ‘The Gully’. This is ASPLUNDH’S “Historic Tree Management Clearance“…any tree planted over 10 years ago is fair game to us!
As if our Katoomba Falls Creek Valley (The Gully) in the Blue Mountains of Australia hasn’t copped enough callous deforestation over the many decades?
Lumberjack Asplundh’s meathead vandals wantonly attacked our property last week causing substantial malicious damage. Some Kiwi driver in the trimming crew driving the Asplundh truck came back after the power line trimming job to reverse hard back into where he had been crashing with deliberate force into our 25 year of old Pear Tree, taking it out completely. WTF?
The image above and below show the extent of that wanton damage. Of course the property owner didn’t ask for it. the property owner had planted it back in 2002 and over quater of a Century diligently maintained it to comply with Endeavour Energy’s tree clearance rules. It used to be all amicable up until 12:45pm on Thursday 9th July 2026.
On Thursday 9th July 2026, NSW Government’s outsourced electricity provider Endeavour Energy decided to get its Swedish lumberjack ‘Asplundh’ to do its ‘tree trimming’ so-called.
This round it had its New Zealand backpacker boofheads do the job on our property. After the job had been done, a high viz ranga leprechaun came back and deliberately reversed his truck into our verge and took out a mature tree completely. This is the damage – entire tree killed!
Our tree killed in one reversing truck hit by an unqualified driver. A deliberate wanton criminal attack! Did the All Blacks lose a recent match against the Wallabies or something? One doesn’t follow the cross ditch contest despite having experience life in NZ a few times but felt best to return to the land of lots of sandy beaches, cuz.
The Asplundh damage that had nothing whatsoever to do with powerline clearance after the fact. Perhaps the Kiwi feral leprechaun caught some corner-of-eye glumpse of our resident native possums. Native to Oz, we feed ’em and house ’em!
The Asplundh truck of the culprit – Rego: ‘X0 135F‘. The ‘F’ being for what?
Asplundh’s hi-viz meathead driver who reversed the truck into the owner’s large tree. A New Zealand ranga leprechaun attempting a Māori haka taunt – not too bright, ridiculous actually and he ought pull his tongue in and go back to N.A.F.A. land! [Asplundh-anställd på Nya Zeeland – tatuerad leprechaun – vandaler]
Piss poor effort. Aotearoa Māori may well treat such cultural ridicule satirised by disrespectful clearly non-Māori with due contempt. Up to Māori. The uniform ties and corporate badges suggest corporate inebriation.
BTW, that rego plate X0 135F – probably the ‘F‘ duly stands for fuckwit. The Kiwi leprechaun would typically hate Aussie native possums and therefore Australians. So why is he here in the first place across the ditch causing havoc downunder? Perhaps Australian could exchange him with Grafton’s Brendan Tarrant of Christchurch notoriety in hatred. Thus Brendan would fly back to OZ on QANTAS, and this Kiwi ranga leprauchaun skedaddle deport back to the long white cloud on AirNZ to continue his passion for deforestation on his home turf?
Problems across the ditch. Good Kiwis stay, but feral Kiwis go back.
Asplundh’s Kiwi ranga leprechaun all tatooed up and with attitude. Has he served time? Do Australian police know he is in our country and of his background?
Then the coward contractors returned later that night and chainsawed the evidence… except we captured it all.
Healthy pear tree chainsawed to the ground. It was 25 years old, planted by the property owner in 2002. The diameter of that stump measures 30cm. Bloody tree-hating lopping meathead!
Tree entrails left by Asplundh vandals strewn along the street. Wham bam thank you ma’am?
This malicious vandalism comes just a few weeks after the owner was harassed by Blue Mountains Council bullies about this same verge.
Blue Mountains Council and Endeavour Energy’s Asplundh simply don’t belong anywhere near the Blue Mountains world heritage.
