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https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/05/03/opinion/global-billionaires-tax.html?smid=url-share

The one at upper right. Its no big deal but it can make one wonder

Do you check out many of the felling cuts and wonder at the skill level of the faller? The face in the first pic is an example. I see it regularly at the firewood yard, but hey, they get it done.

I went for a sweet ride on saturday in beautiful spring weather, rode 11mi one way to the CT Tree Climbing Championship, it was in Bridgeport CT at Seaside park which is a rather large park right on the, um, you guessed it, seaside. Had fun watching a bunch of good climbers, chatted up some...

Um, huh?

Got the wood stove going today, I'm guessing first time ever for us in May

That is an amazing score How often do you go to the thrift shop

I dint realize there were a number of 'out there' factors involved too

It was a long time ago, I honestly can't remember, but I'm sure they never found my deposit :\:

Yes I fully agree, kinda obvious stone age folks woulda used alot of what they had alot of just like we all do, but yeah now some confirmation

I suspect Deva has plenty of forgettable trees he works on just like we all do, but yeah, HI may well have more amazing trees than lotta places

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/04/science/archaeology-neanderthals-wood.html?unlocked_article_code=1.pk0.h2Fk.srRDewm_GUEC&smid=url-share

Warning: Unstable Cliff, Stay Back. OK to Climb the Tree on the Cliff tho!

Oh I thought you meant you couldnt make it thru that vid clip. I agree, the film as a whole was not real good but that scene was amazing imo. And this one too while we at it: wolf of wall street penny stock scene

Um, speaking of on site dumps...one time I was doing an appt, custy wasn't home so I took a quick look at the trees in question but then I really had to go super bad and they had minimal woods in the backyard but enough (barely) to get it done so I took care o bidness there and then went on my...