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WHAT do others people use for a break/tear away, lanyard, in those high risk situations?
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accessory biner clipped to my d ring. wished it was locking, but used it because i had it. not very professional but thought it might save my life if everything went south in a...
i drove 5 hrs and pd for both myself and my (then) lead climber to take the course from julian dunster, and it was well worth the travel and expense. one of the best classes i've ever taken. changed the way i look at "challenged" trees. there was so much info presented i'm tempted to take the...
well, i'd say that's a pretty conclusive id then - postmortem anyway. first one i've seen up here, though i'm sure there must be others. hopefully not invading from calif/oregon...
thx again.
k.
hi judy,
welcome to the buzz! i KNEW there were women out there doing tree work before we all showed up. nice to hear from a "foremother", thanks for the wave and high five and hope to meet you some day!
k.
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I'm glad to see you posting. You think you can make it to Geezers this year? It's been too long.
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sadly unlikely. was just reading the geezers thread and imagining the party. i bought a 3br/2ba 1928 "fixer" (read: dump) this summer and it's claiming every spare penny and...
used to hang my wet saddle, ropes, rain gear at the top of the basement steps above the furnace in my old house - all but the bull rope would be dry by morning. new house, no idea yet - likely the same. furnace is working anyway, right? keeping wet rope smell in basement is a plus :)
yeah, i know. i failed to make a note of opposite/alternate and now the tree is in the back of my chip box. my bad. form was decurrent, kinda droopy. that's all i got.
hi all. this one stumped the whole crew. very vigorous tree (like 4 ft suckers from poor cuts in one year) in a too-small spot, which we removed this week. mature leaves quite different from younger leaves, not even lobed. we kept thinking mulberry of some kind (no fruit tho). for size/vigor i...
boy, i wish groundies wasn't on that list. you had me until that point. seems to me like working alone exposes a fine climber like you to unnecessary risk, not to mention makin an old dude work harder. just sayin. just cause i like you..
k.
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Pferd... but i don't use it every time, that minimizes getting the rakers too aggressive. It will help you get a "feel" for proper angles and placement.
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ditto. handfiled for years, practice practice makes for improvement. agreed that it's easy to hit the depth guages to...
reaching out through the TB cafe for names of the class act tree companies in westchester. friend of mine needs some tree work and i don't have any personal connections over there.
anyone?
thanks in advance!
k.