Stihlmadd
Been here a while
- Location
- Adelaide South Australia
taken January 2014 at Hahndorf.
2014 Picture of the Year
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1adkarborist
New member
- Location
- inside the blue line
Damn, I love this thread! keep 'em comin'!
wyoclimber
Participating member
- Location
- Cody, WY
StihlMadd, I'm jealous. We get such shit options for 4x4's in the states.
Stihlmadd
Been here a while
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- Adelaide South Australia
did anyone actually determine a winner for 2014 picture of the year?
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kstreehuggerco
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- Location
- Loveland. Co
CutHighnLetFly
Been here a while
- Location
- Cape Cod, MA
My vote is for thexmans photo. I think just cause I was there and am still blown away by the size of the logs he rigged out, as I have never worked stem remotely close to that in size. So my vote is bias
- Location
- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Your vote is banned due to stated bias!
treevet
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- Location
- Cincinnati, Ohio
Not today's job (name of thread I think) but like Boomslang's job a little. Things got way worse high above roof. Tree was dead for 4 years and I think structure was holding leaning tree up. 
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- Home of the New Jersey Devils
Lots of wiggle room there.
treevet
Branched out member
- Location
- Cincinnati, Ohio
I got a giant pole...just kidding. 25 ton National 990, 100' of main reach and 48' jib with slide out, rr mount on Ford L9000 tandem with locking dif. Last crane job last week. Doing one tomorrow. 75' reach Teco bucket.
CutHighnLetFly
Been here a while
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- Cape Cod, MA
levi i assume your talking about the breast cancer awareness house behind the crane on the top pic of the two he just posted
treevet
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- Cincinnati, Ohio
that house has been pink for decades....but the thought may still be there I hope. This is my home town and voted one of "The Prettiest Painted Places in America" I think the title states.
treevet
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- Location
- Cincinnati, Ohio
Many homes are late 1800's Levi. We almost bought my wife's grandparent's huge old 1800's Victorian some 13 years ago but decided not to and bought a real nice one from early 1930's still with character and strong build but much less maintenance.
Funny but I searched "Wyoming Ohio" and there is my wife's grandmother's old house right in the middle of the picture. You guys have seen many of these homes in my posted picts over the years.
https://www.google.com/search?q=wyo...y-data.com%2Fpicfilesc%2Fpicc6179.php;869;557
Funny but I searched "Wyoming Ohio" and there is my wife's grandmother's old house right in the middle of the picture. You guys have seen many of these homes in my posted picts over the years.
https://www.google.com/search?q=wyo...y-data.com%2Fpicfilesc%2Fpicc6179.php;869;557
treevet
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- Location
- Cincinnati, Ohio
example here are 2 of the homes in the site picts. It is just shocking sometimes over the near 40 years I have lived here how few giant trees remain here and how the town canopy has diminished so.
Severe storms including a hurricane in 08, devastating droughts, eab, etc but also you have to suspect the door knockers and others that coerce ho's into removing trees maybe not so much in need of removal and the increasingly sophisticated equipment employed in the removal of large trees along with techniques.
Severe storms including a hurricane in 08, devastating droughts, eab, etc but also you have to suspect the door knockers and others that coerce ho's into removing trees maybe not so much in need of removal and the increasingly sophisticated equipment employed in the removal of large trees along with techniques.
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Very cool TV, I'll check it out next time I'm out east. I'll have to ask you which exit to take... I heard there's some nasty parts of Cinci!
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