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Tom Dunlap

Tom Dunlap

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The last job we did today was to remove 4 single stem ash about 6-9" DBH and one three stem clump...5-6". Everything was cut and chipped in 25 minutes.

Now, I get home and read a woodworking forum that I follow and realize that I missed the boat today!

This guy should have won America's Got Talent...good on him for making money!

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153630196091913
 
Tom Dunlap said:
The last job we did today was to remove 4 single stem ash about 6-9" DBH and one three stem clump...5-6". Everything was cut and chipped in 25 minutes.

Now, I get home and read a woodworking forum that I follow and realize that I missed the boat today!

This guy should have won America's Got Talent...good on him for making money!

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=10153630196091913
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Tom, did you happen to catch an addy for this company? I think I'll get a bundle along with an Arborella from Reg come Christmastime.
 
I need some of this, too. I can sit around my $2500 Artisan Wood Burning Stove (made from recycled manhole covers using the same molds that a defunct company used in the making of $110 stoves), eating my $80/lb. specially aged Artisan Cheese (yeah, I know all cheese is aged, but this cheese is aged with classical music playing in the background so the cheese isn't offended by its being aged) and popping my $30/oz. Gourmet Artisan Popcorn (grown by dryland Nebraska farmers who can't legally grow pot, yet).

Tea and bisquits, anyone? It's Artisan Tea, made from baby tea leaves that are sold into child slavery and beaten until the flavor comes out.
 
Boy I started to cry because I was laughing so hard when he was washing that log.

As for Niagara...Good luck with that one! :hueco:
 
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