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Don’t stop cutting.

Don't do Instagram.

Just attaching both ends of that lanyard to the center point/bridge on his harness would have kept him from getting squished. But of course, he'd need to have assessed the barberchair risk accurately to make that decision.

@Gypo Interesting discussion on this topic in the comments of this IG post, found in the comment starting "Earth First...."

Hiya Wilson! I go by Kaveman in the real world too. I also happen to work for @CurSedVoyce. I have to agree with @Burnham, get experience. Run what you brung till you get a proper feel for things. Then start changing stuff. I climbed Ponderosa, almost exclusively for 20 years before I came...

Sorry, misread things.

Isn't that what I said?

Google lens works pretty well, honestly.

Btw, if a humboldt results in a higher stump, isn't that reducing maximum possible scale?

omg check this out, Sound ON

That’s my question. Makes me like my bucket 😆 That was suggested. Also “climb high, small tops, small problems”. He said he had already taken i think 4 tops out of the tree without issue. Maybe take some head weight off the top? Maybe a deeper face, boring seems like hazardous hassle while...

Thoughts on what he might have done differently? Nip the corners ( ends of hinge ) first?

There's the normalcy bias in action.

He got lucky!

Went to F3 this morning and then 90 minutes of BJJ. Took a few hours off to do family time and the the defreset workout. This one sucked. I did as much as I could. Stopped the clock a few times to rest on a few.

Oh, shit...

Getting hugged by a chair up a tree 😬

Drilling a hole in the center from the back side might help it collapse if there is access.

I have an app called “Seek” that’s pretty decent.

Red alder can be tricky.