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I was just thinking of Jed this morning and trying to figure out how something like this could have happen to someone like him? Then I realized that I would never find a reason and just have to accept that bad things happen to good people every day, like the saying goes. I am just so happy to...

I get paid between $600-$800 dollars a day to contract climb. I carry both liability and workers comp on myself. I bring all my own equipment (both climbing and rigging) along with 40 years of experience in the business. I am also an ISA Certified Arborist, Master Rigger and can write legal...

American Nazis are in vogue ,

Bruce ain’t the one I turn to for political interpretation…🤣 Perhaps he should have joined some of those other folks who packed their duds and ran off to another country to take up residence.

Edit: Another nice effort

The youth get called up but if you don’t want to do military service you don’t have to. e.g Stine’s cousin went into the coastal service to contribute to his captains ticket as he is a commercial fisherman. Haakon want to do it but everyone gets a call.

Love the TH. Mahalo Pat! Last night after work I did 11 miles at 7 minute pace…. 1:17 Kinda smashed me but I loved it. Already craving another one….

Euc sucker poorly attached. 5 foot parking lot Euc.

Great vid:

Volunteer or compulsory military service?

And consider a progressively raker setting.

Try to avoid gripping the rope when ropewalking... hold yourself upright with the rope. Propel with your legs. Short steps. Dial in your knee ascender length and bungee length/ power.

Was my first day climbing SRT, and I probably made it twice as long before cramping as I did the last job I did while climbing DRT. I have a foot and knee/chest ascender I just need to practice more I guess. Just the switch to single line atleast doubled the amount of time I was able to...

Thank you. Yeah he seems to be ok with it. He has his military fitness test in 2 weeks so it was good he came out of the fight with very little issues.

Same, oh wait... 😉

If your arms are so flamed, you probably should be climbing and working more with your legs. A rope walker can be used to haul a heavy saw. Use a pulley above you, as said. Make friction and gravity work for you AMAP.