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With a manual engine picker, my log dollies and a metal plate pad, it wasn't that bad getting these logs moved off my driveway. Really looking forward to adding gas engine power in the near future. Biggest log is 18" by 9.5ft

Dang as I watched the beginning I was so hoping this was real

I'd swear MB had a "Tautline Appreciation Thread" here somewheres but it don't show up with Search. I use the tautline fairly often with cordage in non climbing situations as a quickly tied, easily adjustable loop, with 1 up/2 down. But when a lot of force is applied to it, it holds but...

A rainy day in Seattle. Two trees planted years ago way too close together. One had to go. Out comes the chainsaws! Robert Oxman in the tree. See ya! @tree_dr Oxman's Youtube channel (900 videos).

That is fair.

You just see the bad ones cuz those are what I work with. Don’t generally cut healthy. I avoid pruning work pretty hard.

The happy ones seem few and far between. Not much surprise, really...the trees there must be completely off-site, I suppose.

The lady whose I took down today is who had the huge Aleppo fold up a few years ago and then the dead one I warned her about fell on her roof more recently.

Last nice big healthy pine in the ‘hood and we used to have a lot. Need to ask her secret.

Yes, the wattle just behind the silky oak and jacaranda I took down. 😆They are volunteering everywhere. Maybe invasive. Stig…😞

I was thinking along very similar lines...are there any really healthy, happy trees in your bailiwick, @davidwyby :)?

Ha! And Stig used to give me shit about our trees up here. Your's take the cake man. Shatty

Unexpectedly helped the third neighbor Diane load some mill logs from spar 1. Japanese msples near cones. Spar 2 Wildlife habitat snag

True but it is a fascinating concept

It always seemed kind of risky looking to tell other civilizations where to find us. We can't even get along with our own kind.