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Merry Christmas. Santa came. Dahlia is making smoothies. Some presents, soon.

I hang screnches on a hook in the truck or clip with a carabiner away from the truck (and on my saddle) by a piece of accessory cord or throw line, which is clove hitched around the barrel of the socket end, sometimes incorporating the handle. Works a treat. Rarely lose them. Wore one...

Hope you are all well and have good plans to spend time with family and/or friends celebrating whatever your celebrating!

Spendy for digging a well, I'll bet!

My neighbors each have 25' deep wells, one put in by hand for the garden with a hand pump plus power-outage backup. Both have deeper wells. Mine is 82' deep and has an iron-remover deal that I should learn more about. It self-flushes, I guess.

I wonder if you can effectively run routes in the bollard and winch, simultaneously.

Everthing down the slope survived, only the little dogwood taking a little damage. I'll start the last brush pile on fire in the morning. Friday, I'll get any remnants from the fire spread in the impacted area up the slope, then blow a lot of leaves over the slope. Logs running cross-slope...

The winch could be attached to the rigging rope with a second ropeand hitch to pretension the bollard.

My daughter's winter concert got canceled due to inclement weather. Quite a disappointment.

Or load-testing a section between two vehicles?

You can make the sapwood cuts below the hinge a good number of inches or more. Usually, for no exact reason, I'm staying within 6" of the apex of the facecut.

I've got a half wrap on my MS261 which makes an OK stumper for many trees with the nose buried, flicking all the dirty away from the kerf rather than dragging it in. 20" chains are easy to sharpen. Full wraps are great in-tree and for limbing. Clearly useful in felling, too. The 261 is...

Can you under- plant, keeping it while you can, and have the replacement growing?

Rain is back. I'll have to bring mats to use the mini. Winching might be a better way to move logs uphill.

Thanks. It was very relaxing 😉.

Finished with all the aerial work. On to moving logs into the woods and burning one last pile. Four more butt logs off 4 leaders were also flopped. Both neighbors love the look of what's left. The trunks that were leaning hard toward the neighbors' house were decayed in the heartwood to...

Damp morning, but not actively raining ATM. It's been dry for many days. All good things come to a close.

90⁰ long-hold on the zero key makes a degree sign for me, fwiw.

The stump-bone is connected to the root-bone. Long smoldering, underground fires could be a problem, especially if some or all the roots are dead/ dying.

Accuracy!