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I'd say that's more like the burning of the gaseous products generated by the gasification inside the wood pile itself. Down wind, there's not much left to break down, like tiny bits of ambers and sparkles.

The U.S. Forest Service is closing 57 of its 77 research facilities in 31 states under a reorganization plan announced this week, threatening science that looked at how wildfires, drought, pests and global warming are putting pressure on forests...

hard reduction of a cherry with root rot. also back tied it (slack) as a backup. client is happy and knows it is propably a removal in stages.

i hope that is no probono work?

@Wmwallace52590 Welcome! I am trying to learn Indiana trees. The North Carolina Extension Service has a tree identification guide online. https://content.ces.ncsu.edu/identification-of-common-trees-of-north-carolina

Here is one from Illinois Dept of Natural Resources. https://dnr.illinois.gov/content/dam/soi/en/web/dnr/publications/documents/00000696.pdf

What Tree Is It? is a reference from Ohio https://tree.oplin.org/

Yeah should have

Respirator work

Palms suck. Full of dead baby birds, nests, poop, wasps, dust dirt allergens

I've been 4 and 1 for tarp cordage

Yup

Fukt!

The western fire season could be otherworldly given the low snowpack and the cutbacks, disarray and sudden climate change denial caused by the prez, but I hope not

Pretty sure that’s gasification on the downwind side

Tele wasn’t tall enough and ran out of room in the trailer

Insanity, and lots of it!