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Those look like excellent candidates for full removal.

indeed.

Cats are all the same, in the end :).

cats will be cats

Definitely something to consider. Red cedar isn't a strong hinging wood.

I haven't done that hike. I've done some other ones. Juneau has a nice trail system, mostly on Forest Service lands.

We stayed at the upper power plant house that isn't there any more. If the dam broke I don't think you would have enough time to get up the hill fast enough. Not sure if thats why they tore it down. My ex's sister worked for the power company. Have you hiked up to the dam?

I had the first one I cut split pretty badly along the bark seams. I can't risk it on these trees so all the rest got the chain wrap.

Been there many times. Usually the bugs aren't bad around the towns for some reason. The exception might be the noseeums when you are weed whacking.

Check out the butt log lines Based on my experience on the internet, big cedar likes to split. Prolly hard to carve a totem…

windy Just in time for graduation eek

Yep. I like that. I usually use plastic.

Gorgeous. Mild, low humidity, and a light breeze.

Why the chain, the trunk looks sound?

All left on site, that was great

I've been told the state bird is the mosquito. I have been to Juneau in July. Not a one. Are you familiar with Juneau?

After the cold and heavy rains, we switched to hot and dry in a few days. Around 35°C/95°F yesterday.

Oh yeah, not so much currently but soon it can be awful. Really depends on where you are though.

Do you get issues with mosquitoes or biting insects in Alaskan forests in summer?