Happy Holidays!

ontheropes · Dec 25, 2015

Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays to all!!! Enjoy the time with family work is always around the corner but good times with the FAM leave everlasting memories that can't be replaced! Now back to our regularly scheduled programming. Can't wait to see if I can get my hands on a runner soon.

just kidding best wishes to all!!!

peder-d · Dec 25, 2015

Merry Christmas!

tomthetreeman · Dec 25, 2015

JeffGu said:
Next year, I think I'll set up a Xmas tree with climbing lines, rigging, a lowering device and various pulleys, mechanical devices and carabiners for ornaments.

I do that every year at our shop! EXPENSIVE ORNAMENTS LOL!

Treezybreez · Dec 26, 2015

tomthetreeman said:
I do that every year at our shop! EXPENSIVE ORNAMENTS LOL!

Just need a climber "Joe" from TreeStuff and you can demonstrate climbing and rigging technique to extended family.

Treezybreez · Dec 26, 2015

Christmas cheer everyone including the grinches!

Redtree · Dec 26, 2015

Merry Christmas everyone. Merry Christmas trees. Merry Christmas, Christmas trees. And May all your trees be more conical. Not just the spruces. The maples too.

Merry Christmas. Keep on rockin in the treed world.

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Dave Rohach · Dec 26, 2015

Would that be Conical or Comical? Just teasing... [emoji12]

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Redtree · Dec 26, 2015

That's hilarious. I had written ... Comical, then erased it. So yes, comical with the bear on the top or plastered in lights or just plain murdered and standing in our living rooms. But still, conical Christmas trees set an example for a shape we should admire and aim for.

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Dave Rohach · Dec 26, 2015

It's all good, I hate to murder a tree just to clean up and water it for 3 weeks. Artificial w/pine scent works for me! LOL [emoji849]

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Redtree · Dec 26, 2015

Here's the rest of my tree. Not murdered or topped just strategically reduced. I murdered a few for Christmas in the past though, then the past two or three years had my son do the dirty work. Not too dirty.....we also had ham for dinner.

On the right. Looks more like the cedar on the left now. It'll be fine. 3 inch reduction cut.

Next year. A dug and potted tree, re planted on New Year's Day. Ground isn't even frozen yet too. Maybe I should plant a ponderosa pine in ontario to get ready for the heat.

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Dave Rohach · Dec 26, 2015

That's the way to go! I'm all up for that! I did exactly that for 26yrs in Cali! Ponderosas are great trees, like you said, you can still plant, grounds still soft! Nice trim, BTW, just a bit off the top, maybe shave the ears! HAHA!!!

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