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    Request: end line knot for heavy loading

    Zeppelin binds under heavy load.
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    What is this called

    Looks like double whip tackle crossed with double blocking.
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    DIY APTA using bazooka style bead blaster

    That is about what I figure with mine also (APTA).
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    Today....

    Yeah, I just used a seam reamer.
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    Today....

    No. I unstitched mine first thing.
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    Climate change in your life and work

    We are starting to lose a lot of incense cedar.
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    Climate change in your life and work

    They are totally wiped out here.
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    Echo 2500T long term review

    no
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    Trees and Climate Change

    With the widespread decline and death of many species, what can we do to help? I've been thinking assisted migration, but maybe entirely new species are needed. https://www.wired.com/story/hardiest-trees-urban-inferno-heat-cities/ People are often asking me for shade tree...
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    Ground retrievable canopy anchor

    https://www.treebuzz.com/forum/threads/retreivable-false-crotch-for-rigging.5406/post-62382 I made one like this for wood once, with a rigging ring and block.
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    finger in pruner head no bueno

    Lacking a cover? Pull the blade closed and wrap the cord under the attachment point on the pole, then pull it back to the head. Finish with two half hitches over the closed head.
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    Old Valley Oak Retrenchment?

    I got back to this tree last week. I would normally consider this a horrible prune job, but it won't hit the $25,000 solar array and the owners are happy to keep it as a "wildlife" tree.
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    Pillow Talk

    Tight piriformis muscle compressing sciatic nerve. Self diagnosed through the internet.
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    Pillow Talk

    Some years ago, I had a pinched nerve in my buttock. I couldn't do anything but lay flat on my back. Laid on the sidewalk outside the clinic waiting my turn with the chiropractor. He was very kind, gentle , and intuitive. He spent five minutes relaxing the muscles with a massager, then...
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    Best Rake

    They fall apart at the adjustable sliding tine mechanism and can't be resurrected. I have never broke one. Someone else is rough with it. If the tines get bent, that's a problem. They are great for light raking. There is a lot of control for getting around in flower beds, not raking rocks...
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    Best Rake

    It's the adjustable spread that makes it cool.
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    Best Rake

    The tines fall apart.
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    Best Rake

    My favorite rake, but they break easily.

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