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[Brando CalPankian]

The last removal I did before I fried my nervous system. About to get to start climbing again a year later!

 

[Brando CalPankian]

Pondo removal a couple years back

 

[Brando CalPankian]

It's a family affair. Wife getting some hang time with me.

 

[Mark Chisholm]

The last removal I did before I fried my nervous system. About to get to start climbing again a year later!

This wasn't the tree that your accident happened in was it? Sorry to hear.

 

[Brando CalPankian]

This wasn't the tree that your accident happened in was it? Sorry to hear.

No sir it was not! It was actually not an accident. I got very ill January 2020. It fried part of my nervous system and left me bed ridden for nearly a year. This was about 2 days before the blackouts started.

 

[Mark Chisholm]

No sir it was not! It was actually not an accident. I got very ill January 2020. It fried part of my nervous system and left me bed ridden for nearly a year. This was about 2 days before the blackouts started.

Oh sorry, I thought you had an electrical shock at work. Apologies for misunderstanding. Glad you are getting back to it!

 

[Steve Connally]

Its eagle time of year again.

 

[Steve Connally]

 

[Brando CalPankian]

A "little" bigleaf rec climb from last week. So happy to be physically able to do this again!

 

[PaWoodsman]

My view for the day

 

[PaWoodsman]

Always thought this was interesting!

 

[PaWoodsman]

Treetop canopy surprises, Luna Moth. Trimming 65’ White pine.

 

[Brando CalPankian]

Gnarly willow removal today. Trying out a local company here. First major removal post med board.

 

[JUST-US]

Currently trimming 18 trees with two removals and deer are coming to eat them as fast as I drop them

 

[Seth McPherson]

Middleton Oak 2017
Pruning the Live Oaks at Middleton plantation when I worked for Bartlett. Met some good people at this job and I’m still in contact with most of them

 

[dmonn]

A long split on a boxelder branch. We had a pretty good breeze blow through here a few weeks back, and it caused this split. The split length is over 10 feet long.

 

[Oxman]

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I've got your post right here.

 

[Mark Chisholm]

I've got your post right here.

That's a great shot Oxman.

 

[flyingmosstreen]

Beaut of a day

 

[Willber]

A maple had broken from localized rot, was leaning against a smaller sugar maple.
The customer wanted the sugar maple kept unmarred. Not wanting to simply pull the broken tree off the maple, causing damage to other trees. It was pull from a high point on two other far away trees, cut in pieces and slowly lowered to the ground.

Sorry, maybe I should post this in another thread.