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Cook it under black plastic or tarps!

Throw lines are very worth learning to use. Highly advisable, imho. Better to have a pole than nothing.

Hot stick. Pulls switches, fuses.

Trunk, more cambium to eat.

I like a coarse-ground Dijon.

Single digits at night with high winds; folk nw of us with no power; excuse to sit by the fireplace and catch up on reading; when Karen retired a friend of hers congratulated her by saying, “ Enjoy being able to sit and read in the daylight”.

I would call that a 6/10 for size. Solid medium.

Some kind of fiberglass telescoping tool I think the power companies use. I’m thinking about using it to set pull lines.

I was under the impression they got more in the branches but I’m reading more in the trunk. So cover until burned.

I think I’m gonna need a bigger Telehandler 🤣

It’s for all the massive amounts of debris every tree guy loves to have tangled up in their throw lines. Lol. I don’t even let saw chips collect in my cubes.

I would think a chip pile in your climate would get plenty hot enough to kill anything. Burning is best for infected trees.

Lotta work! Lol

#freakinghuge

Just like licks to the center of a Tootsie pop, the world may never know.

You know what you can keep that T-shirt smug grin green background to yourself. Lol

-4 and dropping. High wind gusts. Sawmill started at 0 earlier to provide assistance to the Kubota that was getting a new fuel line yesterday, an odd role reversal.

Gulden's was my grandparent's mustard. The local deli has a very good spicy mustard that I like.

Change has arrived here...rain, and cool.

T shirt weather in the Sierras today.