Thats what we tried to do for you. No just kidding. I heard that theree is alot of red tape to do this properly. Quotas and stuff. Only so many are issued per year and once that is filled its impossible to attain work visas and residency. Any others have any info?
Nick, I agree with you 100%. Just don't let anybody know that. Really, I live in this town and know the characters who do tree work. Yes people need to make a living but, They should also know how to do it properly and safely. Too many of these so called treecare people wind up hurting...
I am just glad that there are so many Devils on both the USA and Canada. Good Stuff. As for Tennis, boring but so enjoyable if the right players are on.
I just got done watching the news and what did I see? A surfer in Florida jumping off a pier and into the turbulent water. He comes out to address a news crew who asked him if he was a pro surfer. His answer, No I am an Arborist in Pompono Beach. He than gets back into the water to avoid...
Why yes there is a motel right next door to it. I don't know how great it is but it is close. Also, this is open to any treepeople or groupies who would like to attend.
The NJAISA Dinner and Awards will be held on Friday, October 1, 2004 at the Circle Landmark in Lakehurst NJ. The cost is $60.00 per person and includes Dinner, Dancing, Awards Presentation to the NJTCC Winners and The Arborist of the Year. Did I forget to say 5 hours open Bar. Come out and...
June 19th 2004
Washingtons Crossing State Park
More info to come.
Any one looking to help Contact Steve Chisholm Aka Marks Dad.
Look forward to seeing everyone at the competition.
I must agree with the others, Once again the NJAISA came out and did some treemendous work. It gets better each year. I look forward to seeing everyone next year and as always stay safe.
Mark, From what I saw in the newspaper this is another case of landscapers doing the job of qualified treemen. The paper states that the employee was struck after the wind blew the tree out of the hydroaxes grip. Also, the employee was marking other trees in the drop zone when struck in the...
Cmon out and help the NJAISA with this project. We can always use another person. Climbers and Groundpersons are all welcome to participate. Look forward to seeing everyone at Rutgers.