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Tree climbing adventure San Fransisco to Portland
Ten days isn't enough to see and climb all that is between SFO and PDX... need at least a full month ;) Wish I didn't have so many commitments... I'd be there for sure...- pigwot
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- Forum: Recreational Tree Climbing
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When did you first hear?
2000 - I was working as a nurse and the window guys on the outside of the hospital building were going up too, not just down. My nurse Manager had to insist I get my head back inside and get back to work. Didn't try it until much later, probably 2009. Progression looked...- pigwot
- Post #42
- Forum: Stationary Rope Technique-Half the rope, twice the
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You Never Know What You'll See In a Back Yard
A job back in 1991 I told a homeowner it would be $900 if they cleaned up the dog crap before I got there and $1800 if they left it... they left it :( It did take a bit longer, but I held them to the $1800 for the time it took to deadwood their trees.- pigwot
- Post #10
- Forum: General Discussion
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Where would YOU make the cut?
At the 49th ISA Penn-DE Chapter Shade Tree Symposium there was an interesting talk By Dr Ed Gilman: 10– 11am Reduction Cuts or Removal Cuts: Does It Really Matter? Ed Gilman, Ph.D., Professor of Environmental Horticulture, University of Florida He showed through studies that a trees response...- pigwot
- Post #31
- Forum: General Discussion
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Slick pin for rope wrench ZK1?
Re: Slic-pin for rope wrench ZK1? I have a spare 5/16" x 1" slic-pin for the ZK-1 PM me your address. -
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kask/ropetek comm vs peltor lite comm
Any intention of making some Ropetek/Protos? -- just curious...- pigwot
- Post #8
- Forum: General Discussion
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What are the best Scissors ?
Exactly!! - we'll have to speak with the good folks at ARS...- pigwot
- Post #18
- Forum: The Splice Rack
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What are the best Scissors ?
Nick, I wonder if that forge in Mordor makes a similar edge on woodturning chisels?- pigwot
- Post #16
- Forum: The Splice Rack
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Trees from a distance
I agree it looks like Taxus,... cuspidata is grown on the East Coast... but it looks more like a T. canadensis floridana -
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Trees from a distance
Cannonball Tree or Couroupita guianensis http://www.environmentalgraffiti.com/for...cannonball-tree Okay, back to native species... -
Trees from a distance
Here's one, also from another continent. Our house guests last week (they are from Switzerland) have been driving a LandRover the world over for the past four years... they showed me this one from their 'other-continent' travels. -
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Trees from a distance
From the clues it could be pseudotsuga, which isn't technically a fir; the lower limbs hang out like a Tsuga; it's sparse like a young Larix... -
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First time rope and harness tree climber shows the best attitude
- Started by moss
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