Joey can be seen in the yellow hardhat at the very end of this video. He is receiving the branch of the tree being lowered by the crane. He orchestrated the landing zone activities, then put on his gear & climbed the next tree, alternating with all of us climbers.
Here is the information Lauren Lanphear sent about the White Oak tree at St. Gregory the Great Church in South Euclid, Ohio. Thanks !
St. Gregory the Great - Historic White Oak Tree
"Forest City Tree Protection received an Excellence in Arboriculture Award of Distinction from the National...
In 1989 the ISA & the NAA teamed up to sponsor the Living Witness program to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the US Constitution.
Sponsors from around the country were encouraged to submit nominations of trees over 200 years of age.
The attachment is a photo by Lauren Lanphear of the...
Thanks, TreeLogic for the slideshow of your trip to the redwoods & wine country.
Hey Niceviews, Tell us about your plans to visit the redwoods next week. Sounds like a good trip.
Re: Wulcowicz
Howdy,
Thanks for notifying us of the passing of this great person.
I met Wulkie online at the website called Arboriculture, Trees, & Timber, and in person in Salt Lake City in 1997. Bob gave a presentation there to the International Society of Arboriculture conference...
This video is 1 of 3 videos in a series. A more complete description is over on a LinkedIn discussion in their Trees Group that is at:
LinkedIn Redwood Climbing with Crossbow Linesetting video series
I know what you mean about my bad posture. My torso is so long I am majorly topheavy. It...
Thanks to the Japanese climbers who visited California to share their Sequoiadendron climb. I hope a version in English is produced.
NHK TV documentary of RC Helicopter Filming in Giant Sequoias
Re: Redwood climb of theXman, MattyD and BiXman.
Looks like a great time was had by all. For those who have been wanting to go for a climb in the redwoods, the trees will be there for a while.
All that is needed is a decent launcher with a fishing reel, a throwline twice as long as it can...