treelooker
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In the current issue, captions are missing from pages 30-31. Here's the original version, fwiw: http://www.historictreecare.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/A300-AN-1312.pdf
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MasterBlaster
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A lot of good info there.
treesandsurf
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Great article Guy. Let me guess they cut it down to fit into their magazine?
I know this is a derail, but how do you manage to continue working in the field (climbing/pruning) and doing consulting? I know plenty do, but I see a lot of blurry lines to be crossed (conflict of interests)? Just curious how some manage,
jp
I know this is a derail, but how do you manage to continue working in the field (climbing/pruning) and doing consulting? I know plenty do, but I see a lot of blurry lines to be crossed (conflict of interests)? Just curious how some manage,
jp
treelooker
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"Great article Guy. Let me guess they cut it down to fit into their magazine?
uh yeah; as good a guess as any. or maybe they wanted more white space under the images.
"I know this is a derail, but how do you manage to continue working in the field (climbing/pruning) and doing consulting? I know plenty do, but I see a lot of blurry lines to be crossed (conflict of interests)? Just curious how some manage,
No conflicts of interest when scope and objective are defined. When consultation and spec writing are over I refer locals who can do the work, then switch hats (literally) and offer an estimate, if I want the work. Some consultants pride themselves on being 'pure' and do no contract work. But activity in the field makes one a more informed consultant, imho.
uh yeah; as good a guess as any. or maybe they wanted more white space under the images.
"I know this is a derail, but how do you manage to continue working in the field (climbing/pruning) and doing consulting? I know plenty do, but I see a lot of blurry lines to be crossed (conflict of interests)? Just curious how some manage,
No conflicts of interest when scope and objective are defined. When consultation and spec writing are over I refer locals who can do the work, then switch hats (literally) and offer an estimate, if I want the work. Some consultants pride themselves on being 'pure' and do no contract work. But activity in the field makes one a more informed consultant, imho.
