Treeaddict
Treehouser
Yessir. The only way to eat corn! The butter is merely to help the Old Bay stick to the kernels.
How'd it go today?
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Treeaddict
Treehouser
I’m surprised you were able to find that in Arizona. That type of seasoning seems to be mostly relegated to the mid Atlantic.
Kaveman
Treehouser
Old bay is available at most grocery stores. You'd be surprised what you'll find out here. Don't forget, the land of the desert sun is where all the folks who got tired of the cold go.
BlackSmith
Uncivil
J.O. #2 is how us poors roll.
Is that pretty good? I think I've seen it in a crab house, but never in a grocery. Looks like they have some interesting blends...
BlackSmith
Uncivil
I like it better than Old Bay but I don’t eat much seafood.
Treeaddict
Treehouser
@lxskllr @BlackSmith We roll with the JO as well in my house. I’ll give you some, John.
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Nutball
TreeHouser
By myself today. I stood up a wind blown hickory by hand so I could fell it nice and neat. Used a 14:1 I'm guessing. Probably a bit much for the micro pulleys though, but no signs of damage.
I stood it up more after this pic
I stood it up more after this pic
Nutball
TreeHouser
davidwyby
Desert Beaver
Cool
pigwot
M's, Juniper's, Lowen’s, and Inge’s Grandpa
Spending the day at the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery where my Mom annd Dad are interred doing pro bono tree work with a great group from the Wilmington office of Bartlett Tree Experts and the grounds crew from the cemetery. Back when I first volunteered 'Saluting Branches' was only about 40 cemeteries. This year it was up to 100, including one in Mexico City. I've worked in several in NJ, the LA National Cemetery, and this year the local one in Bear, Delaware.
Julia, pictured here was a plant pathology student in RI. Her professor was a friend Brian, who rented a room from me back while he was undergrad at UD. It's a small world!
Julia, pictured here was a plant pathology student in RI. Her professor was a friend Brian, who rented a room from me back while he was undergrad at UD. It's a small world!
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Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
One of the guys in the shop today said, in all seriousness, that he is convinced that the meat we buy in the supermarket is human. I have one timber left to finish, and sadly have an am and a pm appointment tomorrow. It will be push, but I'm hoping I can get it done so I never have to go back.
Boss got hurt yesterday at work, so I was off today. Went grocery shopping(German week at aldi!) and stopped at the thrift shop. Got a couple pair of nos socks, $2/pair. A little more than I'd want to spend on only 50% wool, but I couldn't resist the label...
I'm guessing the label's from the 70s, but the socks actually sold in the early 80s. Looks like the mill was done by 99, so that's the newest they can be...
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I'm guessing the label's from the 70s, but the socks actually sold in the early 80s. Looks like the mill was done by 99, so that's the newest they can be...
Seneca Knitting Mill, Seneca Falls NY - Home in the Finger Lakes
Future home of the Women's Hall of Fame, the former Seneca Knitting Mill. While on a visit to Seneca Falls for a youth basketball tournament we found ourselves needing to kill some time. Our game was the last game of the day, and after a full day of games running late, and overtime, our
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Dave Shepard
Square peg, round world.
I saw this bag on Amazon for the M18 inflator. It showed extra batteries and a charger in it, but I put my jumpnl pack and DMM in there. Now I can toss the essentials in whichever vehicle I'm in. It looks like a bag of turkey gizzards until it's zipped up. 
I like being prepared. Smells like back to school.
I like being prepared. Smells like back to school.
Spent a good bit of the day transferring stuff over to the new truck...
It's orange! :^D
Shit's still piled all over the place inside. I need to figure out where everything wants to go. Not used to having all this room to work with. High mileage at 170k, but it seems to run well. Still need to test the 4x4, and there's a bunch of holes in the roof that need to be plugged. Would've been cool if they left the lightbar. There's an aimable spotlight on the roof, but it doesn't appear to work. Might simply be a fuse. I may fool with it when I'm bored and it's cooler out, but isn't that useful to me.
It's orange! :^D
Shit's still piled all over the place inside. I need to figure out where everything wants to go. Not used to having all this room to work with. High mileage at 170k, but it seems to run well. Still need to test the 4x4, and there's a bunch of holes in the roof that need to be plugged. Would've been cool if they left the lightbar. There's an aimable spotlight on the roof, but it doesn't appear to work. Might simply be a fuse. I may fool with it when I'm bored and it's cooler out, but isn't that useful to me.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Slept in a bit this morning. Hit the cold plunge at 51*F and had to rush out with out my usual warm up routine. Removed 36” dbh, 75’ tall sugar maple by lunch and then off to grind a large oak stump, do the clean up, and restoration. At home relaxing before my wife and heathens get here.
Kaveman
Treehouser
Wait, you got a new truck? Did I miss something or did you just drop a bomb and amble off?
Looks like an F150? Too new for me to feel accurate about my guess.
Way cool John! I don't wear orange anymore but that color looks kinda sharp.
It's a work truck, but it's mine to use for whatever. I flipped out at work a couple weeks ago due to not getting paid, and all the shit equipment we have. My truck I was using was rusted out, no 4x4, and no suspension. We then started using the boss' truck, and it doesn't have reverse. We had to park in a nearby parkinglot on the job cause the truck couldn't get to where it needed to be, and I had to carry my brushcutter, chainsaw, and all the shit I had to use to get the job done, cause I'm not leaving $2k of gear in a the parkinglot of a jail where I can't keep an eye on it, and that's when I flipped out. I got a bunch of money he owed me, and he was right on getting a new truck. I'm still a bunch of checks short, but I can live with that as long as I have decent gear to work with.
We won't discuss the death of the large format printer I made half size blueprints with, and now am left using my phone and 8.5"x11" papers at this time :^D
It's a 2016 F150, 5.0L motor. It's a work truck, so not many frills, but it's so much newer than the stuff I've had before, even a "work truck" has luxurious features compared to what I'm used to. It was a government truck from NJ. Not sure what they did. You can see the headache rack, and there used to be a toolbox back there. Doing roadwork of some kind. There's a few places on the dash that had stuff screwed in. Emergency lighting I guess, and maybe some other stuff.
It's pretty clean for a worktruck, and the few miles I've driven it's worked well. I just went out to check the 4x4. That's still up in the air. The various lights come one without complaint, but I'm not hearing much in the way of gears meshing. Maybe newer trucks don't do that? The lights did tell me I had to move the truck a little when switching it in/out of 4x4, and locking/unlocking the rear, so I'm hoping it's working. I'm not hearing much, but the computer didn't like something, told me to move, and it was then happy, so that's a good sign.
We won't discuss the death of the large format printer I made half size blueprints with, and now am left using my phone and 8.5"x11" papers at this time :^D
It's a 2016 F150, 5.0L motor. It's a work truck, so not many frills, but it's so much newer than the stuff I've had before, even a "work truck" has luxurious features compared to what I'm used to. It was a government truck from NJ. Not sure what they did. You can see the headache rack, and there used to be a toolbox back there. Doing roadwork of some kind. There's a few places on the dash that had stuff screwed in. Emergency lighting I guess, and maybe some other stuff.
It's pretty clean for a worktruck, and the few miles I've driven it's worked well. I just went out to check the 4x4. That's still up in the air. The various lights come one without complaint, but I'm not hearing much in the way of gears meshing. Maybe newer trucks don't do that? The lights did tell me I had to move the truck a little when switching it in/out of 4x4, and locking/unlocking the rear, so I'm hoping it's working. I'm not hearing much, but the computer didn't like something, told me to move, and it was then happy, so that's a good sign.
Burnham
Woods walker
Hi viz vehicles are not a bad way to go.
Burnham
Woods walker
@lxskllr Just find a soft bit of gravel or muddy dirt road, put it in 4x4 (high range is better for this test), and give it a solid but short punch of the throttle. Get out and check your tracks. You should see signs of wheel spin on at least one tire on each axle. Depending on whether it has a limited slip diff, and how well that particular model's LSD works, you may see wheel spin from three or all four tires.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
If you look at the build tag, the code tells you if you have LSD and what the ratio is. Can be looked up on line.
treebogan
Treehouser
Wtf?
flushcut
TreeHouser
Why the WTF? The Brit’s were rather cruel to India. Stealing a few trillion in gold and precious gems, many of which make up the Crown Jewels. Starvation of tens of millions due to policy changes in the 19 century. It’s all there in google searches and in the spoken history of the country. Gandhi choosing a peaceful resistance against the cruelty. Just saying the Royals have blood on their hands but they wear gloves so nobody sees.
Kaveman
Treehouser
Had a bear in camp last night.
It's not the best photo but it's the best track in camp. Not a huge animal either, but Arizona isn't known for huge bears.
Obviously it's not an issue, as I camp properly, but it is surprising considering how close I am to showlow and with how much traffic this area has.
It's not the best photo but it's the best track in camp. Not a huge animal either, but Arizona isn't known for huge bears.
Obviously it's not an issue, as I camp properly, but it is surprising considering how close I am to showlow and with how much traffic this area has.
