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Can his ass!!! :D

But rarely wears the helmet...🙄

She looks like a Sandy.

Here ya go, brother :) https://www.masterblasterhome.com/threads/the-official-work-pictures-thread.16493/page-1444#post-1179489

I would guess, no General Liability, No LLC, No Business license, No EIN or TIN, Kinda like just a dude.... w tools. will travel for work. It's actually a Chevette.

I have a hand written phone book from the mid 70s. Lots of memories in there. My youngest son added his contribution to it when he was 4 or 5. Almost 47 now.

I've been training the old crew new pruning. Ed and Brian's structure pruning. Central leader with small aspect ratio limbs.

What does “works illegally” mean?

Sweet!

Kids these days who call themselves "contract climbers" a lot of times aren't worth half the price that they are asking for, don't have the insurance or the experience and are more a liability than an asset on the job. I know, I have worked with enough of them. Yes, So true. Just cause you...

So true. Can not play w others. Contract Climber is such a deep black hole. Though I've seen so much of the universe thru contract climbing or travel climbing or gypoclimbing :) I've met many more people and experiences by travel climbing than staying at the same same same same same same...

Never delete the dead. Live for the dead. Walk for the fallen. Jed told me that everything i touched turned to gold. Crazy, dropping some tears here... cause they're aren't a whole lot of solid motherphuqers these days. Yeah Jed i hope you making the rounds checking in on your loves...

Thats Sandy. English Shepherd pup.

I took a little hike today behind the sawmill. 18" of snow on top of 8" of crust. Very challenging. About an hour, and I didn't drop dead. :lol:

Does it have a name?

Yup.

I ran an Asplundh crew for 2-1/2 years. I climbed alongside my crew frequently. I got very bored just watching.

I tell people routinely that I like to squeeze the trigger as much as possible to get the wood on the ground, using as little hand handling or rigging/ extra tools as sensible. Binding means pulling extra gear from the truck, hauling to the tree, install, removal from a log that may not need...

That was always a method I employed. Not exclusively, but often. For one reason, it helps me notice what minor missteps the student may be making, that are difficult to see from the ground. For another, just standing and watching can get very boring...and makes for a sore neck :).

I think the back cut is asking for a chair. I’d go all face. Pull or prop up first to avoid face pinch since we can’t all be @gfberanek