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No, I simply answered a question.

Basic common decency is missing in too many people.

My righthand neighbor(the McLouds/dumbasses that cut down all their trees) are shortening grass before 7am. Who the frig does that?! I'm already up and getting ready to head out, but there's a pretty good chance someone's still in bed and doesn't want to hear their friggin' mower doing nonsense...

Hell, Cory, I'll answer your question. I don't know what they have going on at the mainland, but here on Sjælland, the main island of the country, where the capital is situated, I'm the best there is. Ask at the forestry school, ask around in the woods, ask the forwarder drivers etc. I'm the...

Never done it that way. Mills frown on logs that are not cut 90 degrees, here. Deep obtuse snipe combined with a step dutchman gives the same result but keeps the sawyer away from the tree. Define "typical logger" please. Are se talking Willard, who'd never cut a tree thicker tham my leg or...

That commute must be rough.

I have to say this is a fun vacation. Disney is five blocks from the hotel and VidCon at the convention center is four blocks away. So far we have an individual walking total of 52,500 steps each.

This is actually a couple of work pictures. We have been helping our neighboring Petersburg Ranger District this week with a young growth timber cruise for their upcoming sale offer. Glacial till and flat ground but there's a ton of decomposed leftover pre commercial thinning slash we have to...

This song suits this image well... https://www.cnn.com/2024/06/20/europe/putin-kim-north-korea-limousine-intl/index.html

Scored some jalapeño cheese from a neighbor. His wife makes it from their dairy cow and ourr garden jalapeños. I marinated some chicken breasts and thighs in a cilantro lime dressing I added cayenne to. Grilled them up and melted the cheese while on the grill for a hint of smoke (mesquite). I...

Yeah, that’s crazy. I’m hoping there are some answers at least.

Pines get eaten fast when they die. Most trees do. It's like there's some everlasting little borers living of dust until the tree dies, then they bore in real quick. I've taken home firewood from a partially alive recent blowdown hickory, the wood was still quite fresh and wet inside, but months...

I'm a little bummed. I wasn't super attached to the tree, but I kind of liked it. I'm really appalled at the speed of decline. It looked great a few months ago, and now it's a crispy critter. I don't think I've ever seen a tree of any real size die so fast.

Insert popcorn eating emoji that Cory likes to use. I’m sorry to see your pine die.

I’ve also called it the male soap opera. I don’t watch it anymore like when I was younger but I can appreciate the athleticism, acting, and pain endurance of the wrestlers.

...(not like the double black diamonds at a bike park) and I had to dismount a few times as I certainly can’t go over a 16” rock while pedaling up a 20* incline. I rode the brakes hard on the downhill sections. Wine berries are in bloom!!! Awesome trail snacks!! Got my full face helmet...

We had storms come through last night, and some little branches came out of the pine. They were full of dead dry needles, so they haven't been dead long. Does this look like anything y'all recognize? The broken part looks weird to me. You can see the holes bugs made. Gently peeling the bark...

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