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There was a heavy lean with a kink, in wind with heavy dynamic loading added to the other forces.

Sharing Burnham's weather!

Neighbor Charlie has a cone splitter to be mounted at some point in the future. I'm curious what one would do with our local wood. On my to-do list is to make my normal H/V wood splitter adapted mini- use, mounted splitter downward. I have been occasionally looking for a splitter with a...

I didn't read it all. I read an idea of what he thought he was going to do. I ask again, what looked sensible? That has FAFO all over it. "I didn't want to start at the bottom." That's a desire, not a plan. All my plans end with, "then, I turned the truck key to Off in my driveway"

I prefer 20" and less. Cord go for $200-$250 delivered, here. I never pay for disposal. My neighbor brings his shorty dump and car trailer if needed, or I borrow his rig. He takes anything I don't want. He's got a burn pit for rotten wood and he's building an OWB for his shop that his...

What looked sensible, at all, there???

I appreciate your hashtags Cory. I'm with you, B, to an extent. If I was going to look at it all the time, I'd want to make a design. I can/ do work year round. I don't have a covered processing area for it is too wet/ windy to work for a day or three. I always have a backlog of shop...

Is firewood profitable there or part fun and part disposal? Here, it feels like there is only beer money in firewood unless automated. Stacking seems to make peanuts to go with the beer. I delivered wood once when I needed the beer and peanuts, where they thought I would haul and stack as...

Had the new guy, Ben, and Miriam a few hours yesterday, then Ben and I today. Spent some time teaching various things. Done by 3pm. One the HOA's root-disease pocket With trunk and limb weight to the house side. Ben is an up and coming climber and cutter. I'll get him up a tree next week...

Yep. Grandfathered clients.

Saw some every couple years customers who live in a root- disease pocket. Knocked over 3 trees on a calm day for them to clean up, a little Japanese Maple pruning lesson, sharpened their hands pruners and loppers, collected the check...70 minutes. 45 minutes round trip travel. Ez rest day...

Dry and mild... wore a soft shell and 2 shirts. Put on a hat at the end of the day, as it was handy.

Not my choice for a dog. Jack the Dog is my type. This one is a lot of personality in a small package. Good with kids.

He's starting on Monday. He would have stayed a few weeks ago, but I was called out of town for family needs.

As I suspected, Laminated Root Disease signs in the butt.

Puppy- sitting/ puppy- training in the AM. Hauling the last of the big wood and crash pad in the afternoon of mostly dry ( not actively raining) weather. No dust! Collected the check.

A lot of interest after some storms around here!

Puppysitting a Royal Frenchel for a friend