Recent content by SeanKroll

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It's the kind of things we don't even think about, just do autopilot style that hold gems. Throwline and rope manipulation tricks come to mind.

Wow! That's big! Insurance work?

There's an Oregon White Oak patch near me, and here and there around Oly.

30-50 small cuts on the tree. One large, dead stub. This is the slightly larger stuff. I loaded the brush in the rear half of my trailer and wood from the oak and a couple small dead firs in the front of the trailer in a quick jif. One BMG grapple bite to unload the brush. I've got a good...

Yes. The excavation was fine 20+ years ago. I removed a doug-fir with P. pini in the adjacent island. Probably Laminated Root Disease, too. The adjacent, larger fir is fading. Future prevailing wage work!

This oak has structural issues visible from the back, so it got reduced.

Somehow 😉

My professional name is Dr. Seanathon McKrollsean!

Probiotics and diet to help the gut flora might be in order... I'm not a doctor, I only play one jokingly in real life.

Splitter bits.. autocorrect and no reading glasses... The little pieces of wood that fall from big pieces when they don't split cleanly along the grain. I like hand splitting. My body says "yes" for a while, then my wrists and runs will hurt for a few days, so machine splitting with a 4-way...

Sounds amazing!

Wow! A lot of wood splitting at home. Rounds have been drying in the sun. I have a lot of wind and sun in my firewood spot, so all should be plenty dry by mid-October when it's about time for a fire. Lots of b maple and madrona with some doug-fir. About 3/4 of a cord of small cedar...

Is it i wondered if it was a float.

Which way are you headed? Are you going to Olympic National Park and the Hoh rainforest?