The only excuse for not remembering is if the fall knocked ya out cold.
I recall my three falls easily. 35 or so years ago, I was maybe ten feet up, Clipped in to a dead limb (only one tie-in much of the time those days), fell back onto soft ground, and gave it another go. Careless.
Not long after that, I fell about 15-18 feet onto hard ground, when I was descending out of a 40 foot stick, using a new 5/8th three strand line, but around a very short stub. Came down most of way mindful of that stupid short stub, then, my mind wandered, and as I kicked back and sped up a bit, the line worked off the stub. Ouch!! Dropped the stick and went home. Didn't miss any work time. Back hurt a bit more than it had, for a long time... Careless
Fell about 30-35 feet onto slightl sloping ground, big lineman's boot first, Rolled onto asphalt. Went back up, but ankle hurt to much. Had a screw put into the large side ankle bone which had a slightly separated break. This was 1995, when we were new to closed climb systems, which require a few knots. I'd had a coworker set my line, and had been in a minor argument with a crew member. Climbed up a few feet on an orchard ladder. Tied a blakes hitch wrong, with no backup. Started footlocking the tail, until the knot let go. Careless.....
Scott Baker had a long fall a few years back. He was SRT'ing into a willow. Line was out a ways on a fair sized limb, but the limb had defects. He was near it and noticing that the line set was not kosher and about to clip in, when it let go. Whacked himself pretty badly, but nothing badly broken if I recall correctly. Internal bruising likely. Scott is one of the best consultants around. He climbs as needed for the task at hand, and trains his staff to do the same. He's a few years younger than me, but has climbed for just as long. Highly skilled, knowledgable fella. Back when he didn't have as much consulting work, he used to work for or with me now and then.
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