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Entonces esperamos...
Bueno, lo intentamos. sólo el tiempo dirá.- speelyei
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- Forum: Foro de cuidado de árboles (Tree Care Forum)
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Site safety form
That was an Asplundh form. Ive got some paper copies. I have a few others that are similar. Send me a message with an email and I’d be happy to send a pdf. or a word document you can print.- speelyei
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Site safety form
https://www.treebuzz.com/forum/threads/safety-brief.41844/#post-629773- speelyei
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- Forum: General Discussion
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UK. Two ropes at all times(USA next?)
Some day I will make them do it how I SAY IT should be done!!! And they’ll have to! It’ll be the LAW!!!! then, maybe I can be happy...- speelyei
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Fu*%face Von Clownstick
Ryan Tree and Lawn in Lawrence,KS has some absolutely top notch climbers, and a great vibe.- speelyei
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- Forum: Tree Free Zone
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Some things you can't unlearn - you are warned
You might also enjoy a book by Peter Wohlleben called The Hidden Life of Trees- speelyei
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Some things you can't unlearn - you are warned
GreenstoneVT, give this a listen: https://www.wnycstudios.org/podcasts/radiolab/articles/smarty-plants- speelyei
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- Forum: General Discussion
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Welcome to the new forum. Bienvenidos al nuevo foro
Por favor, si conoces arbolistas de habla hispana, cuéntales sobre este foro. Compartirlo es la mejor manera de que esto crezca.- speelyei
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- Forum: Foro de cuidado de árboles (Tree Care Forum)
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Camp Tree Access Evo Climbing Harness?
I’ve got one, I like it quite a bit. Doubled up the bridge immediately, and added some rings and snaps with accessory cord. I don’t use the red looped ends on the bridge terminations, ever. They did provide a lot of gear loops, but they all feel like they're on my back, not really on the sides...- speelyei
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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Fu*%face Von Clownstick
https://www.resilience.org/stories/2006-12-04/closing-collapse-gap-ussr-was-better-prepared-collapse-us/- speelyei
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- Forum: Tree Free Zone
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- Forum: General Discussion
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What % of Climbers do you think...
Yeah, don’t misinterpret what I’m saying, though. Look, everyone should know how to make a makeshift saddle with a bowline on a bight and how to tie a friction hitch. The gadgets are not to replace ability and knowledge. And I also understand (maybe better than most) that learning is a...- speelyei
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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What % of Climbers do you think...
Oh, I didn’t base my impressions on internet forums. I realize now, I’ve been very lucky to have always had peers and mentors that were open to innovation. And it’s odd... lumping and splitting people into categories, (or generalizing, to use an emotionally loaded word), I find that the great...- speelyei
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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ISC Response to RAPEX filing concerning the Rope Wrench
Rapid Exchange of Information System, EU rapid alert system for dangerous consumer products- speelyei
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- Forum: Stationary Rope Technique-Half the rope, twice the
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What % of Climbers do you think...
Because I had assumed, incorrectly, that the average practitioner was benefiting from changes in tools and techniques that were well known in the late 90’s and early 2000’s. In the last couple years, having gone to work as a full-time traveling “trainer”, I have met thousands (literally) of...- speelyei
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
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What % of Climbers do you think...
Yeah, but that encompasses zigzags, hitch climbers, etc. Im talking about just a good old-fashioned knot on a snap, or maybe a carabiner, with a long tail that’s used to tie a Blake’s, taughtline, or some vague “customization” or approximation of a taughtline.- speelyei
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- Forum: Climber's Talk
