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Yes, lots of trees. Also, lots of ice, snow, and salt on the roads.

That's an evil eye look if I've ever seen one.

No one else in our group understood my enthusiasm about seeing that.

I've never seen a battery powered lift. My Teupen had a plug-in option. 110 volt. I even bought 200 feet of heavy duty extension cords, but never used that option. Sold the lift, still have the cords, unused, in the box.

This Agave, aka Century plant, at the University of South Florida campus. They only bloom once, and it takes 10 to 20 years.

What I've done there is known as a "hurricane prune." Ignorant folks think it's better to trim off nearly everything since it will prevent them from breaking during storms, and to prolong the time until the next pruning cycle. In reality, it simply starves the plant of food, which is produced by...

When you try to educate the client, but they want it done their way. :dontknow::slam2:

One of the best cover bands I've ever heard.

No chit! My big brother was there. I was too young to go. The day after, there was a picture in the newspaper of the backup on the thruway. We could see my dad's pickup truck parked on the shoulder, right where my brother left it and walked to the concert.

Yuck! These days, I price them so that I can afford to take the following day off to recover.

Panzer of the Lake has the wisdom of a 5th grader.

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Wrong tree, wrong place. Leave it? Sure, why not? Cover with topsoil? Again, sure, why not? Is there risk of it uprooting? Yes. It's a street tree. The responsibility/liability lies with the municipality that has jurisdiction.

Who put the binder on there?

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Nice bump! I'm still rocking the SD64 from your original post. Just had the annual inspection done yesterday and everything looks good! I'd probably be willing to upgrade to a brand new one, but I see quite a few glitches posted here and there.

Dickey Betts.

After seeing hundreds of trees being felled, I've noticed a disturbing trend. Your typical residential, urban forester feller will stand by idly watching the tree go over, or even try to "steer" it as it falls. Conversely, every logger/forester I've ever seen will beat feet and get the heck out...

They're GRRRREEEAAATTTT!!!

It looks similar to a strangler fig, with the host gone. But I don't think they grow north of Florida.