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Easy, it's all fake. E-girls chase engagement from thirsty lonely men. I'm sure not all of them are fake, but the spontaneous, sudden influx of hot chicks doing tree stuff is highly suspicious.

Yes, very common down here unfortunately. Often kills the tree.

So my rope wrench should be here tomorrow and I’ll be trying single line for the first time. I run either a catalyst or “Arbsession” hitch when I DRT, my wrench and tether are otw to me and I’m going to try SRT for the first time. I got a 9.5” tether, is the allure of the VT based on how easy...

Mild and no rain... Very foggy. So a damp dry. Haha.

Those look 'topped'. Consider a rough guideline of remove 1/3, reduce 1/3, leave 1/3.

maybe it was hit by a tree thas was felled?

The cold is coming. (n)

@Trains @Bermy @Steve Mack thoughts? Eucalyptus that was pruned too hard. I think reduce the regrowth limbs length by 50% and remove the really poorly attached ones. Thanks Also check out this large wound on another. Can’t tell what caused it.

45/80 Sweat working during the afternoon, get cold at sunset. Little nip in the am. Should be sitting by a fire…lazy

You are more than welcome to keep that stuff right there, Rajan. Brrrrr...

I think proper prep means dry suit-clad trained rescuers at a start. I'm not one for cold water. I'm poorly insulated and shiver surprisingly easily. Idk if hypothermia makes a person more cold-sensitive or not. I've had mild hypothermia digging a snow cave in 15⁰ F weather on Mount Rainier.

-1, wind blowing to 20mph +, -25 to -30 wind chill, with a slight chance of frostbite, hypothermia later this afternoon.

Exactly wut is up with all the hot girls in treework

Agreed, wind makes a massive difference