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Nice bit of saw work on the desk.
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youtube.com/watch?v=7_VbsCS97EADo u happen to recall what episode or season it was in?
The Sopranos Pauley walnuts hits a guy holding a climbers life line ? Wtf no research on tree work
Link isn't workingyoutube.com/watch?v=7_VbsCS97EA
Wow! I really can't believe I remembered thatTree gear on TV
Anyone ever see tree gear on TV? I was just watching The Expanse season 3 episode 2 at 10:00, with riot police wearing some slick pfanner protos helmets.treebuzz.com
Technically, gear and work are different... otherwise I'd gleefully invite @Tom Dunlap - he from the beginning - to use the search function, and perhaps reach out to @Joe_Biden about dealing with memory loss as a baby boomer... Alas, Tom is still too nimble in word and I'll have to bide my time until, perhaps, next month?
I really miss the mob! They were good for some things, lol.
I'm always looking for backgrounds to work with wood.
Yes... Yestarday my mother in law asked me if I was looking to the tree gods... Then my father in law asked if I seen something dying or dangerous that should come down lol.Not necessarily looking for tree work in movies unless it comes up, but I do sometimes stare up at the trees out the window if I'm a passenger in a vehicle and someone else is driving, seeing which one's would be fun to climb / work in.
I've had people ask me before if I'm looking around for trees to climb or take down lol.
Anyone else do that?
That movie takes place in my neighborhood (but not filmed there). The author of the story grew up there. DED ravaged the community throughout the sixties and seventies and weighed heavily on residents' moods and pocketbooks. My block of 25 houses had over 40 elms removed in a decade. A neighbor had 3 removed from their yard last week because they were uprooting their driveway. It was depressing to watch and leaves me with the only one left on the block. With the following loss of ashes, my street has gone from an urban jungle to a hot, barren wasteland of pears, crabapples, and dogwoods.Virgin Suicides 1999. The elm trees are being taken down due to blight, and the Lisbon sisters stage a sit in to try to prevent its removal. At one point in the film they show an arborist at height using a chainsaw, I can’t find the clip unfortunately.
Those outfits look very warm. I’m sure that was the directors choice. For more: http://jbuchbinder.com/2015/04/28/t...s-of-innocence-and-the-illusion-of-normality/
Wow. Were you treating your elm, or just good luck? Sad indeed. And an amazing film.That movie takes place in my neighborhood (but not filmed there). The author of the story grew up there. DED ravaged the community throughout the sixties and seventies and weighed heavily on residents' moods and pocketbooks. My block of 25 houses had over 40 elms removed in a decade. A neighbor had 3 removed from their yard last week because they were uprooting their driveway. It was depressing to watch and leaves me with the only one left on the block. With the following loss of ashes, my street has gone from an urban jungle to a hot, barren wasteland of pears, crabapples, and dogwoods.
Maybe both. I bought my childhood home after my parents moved to a retirement home. I remember my mother having it sprayed annually from the late sixties in to the early eighties. Our elm was in the back yard. The city would drive down the streets spraying elms in front yards every spring during the same era. Not sure if it helped much. Probably gave half of us cancer.Wow. Were you treating your elm, or just good luck? Sad indeed. And an amazing film.
I grew up just a few miles from where it was filmed along the alsea river.. rad spot, miss ya Jemco.I read that Paul Newman really fugged up the filming schedule on Never Give An Inch, aka Sometimes a Great Notion.
They say he broke his foot trying to jump out of the bed of the crummy!
Fuggin rookie!
Jemco