The Official Work Pictures Thread
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Kaveman
Treehouser
More electrolytes John, more electrolytes.
Get Salty!
I recommend LMNT or similar, it's amazing how much better you'll feel with some more salts in your system. Your brain needs salt to work properly, and you'll notice better cognition, among other things.
Get Salty!
I recommend LMNT or similar, it's amazing how much better you'll feel with some more salts in your system. Your brain needs salt to work properly, and you'll notice better cognition, among other things.
davidwyby
Desert Beaver
Treeaddict
Treehouser
I like those LMNT’s.
Here's the nutrition label for V8...
Respectable amount of stuff, but it needs to be chased with water. It's highly viscous and salty. I love the stuff, but if someone sent a V8 into the tree when I requested a drink, I'd come down and club them with a tire iron :^D
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Had one of these on the way to the job...
That's my favorite plain sparkling water. The flavor's bold. Once, I left a bottle in the truck and it partially froze. When it thawed, the solids came of of suspension, and it had white chunks floating inside. Still tasted good. It's expensive when you can find it. I usually buy it as a treat, but I just scored 5 cases from the grocery outlet @ $4/6pack. It usually sells for $10, though I generally get 750ml glass bottles to avoid plastic.
Respectable amount of stuff, but it needs to be chased with water. It's highly viscous and salty. I love the stuff, but if someone sent a V8 into the tree when I requested a drink, I'd come down and club them with a tire iron :^D
edit:
Had one of these on the way to the job...
That's my favorite plain sparkling water. The flavor's bold. Once, I left a bottle in the truck and it partially froze. When it thawed, the solids came of of suspension, and it had white chunks floating inside. Still tasted good. It's expensive when you can find it. I usually buy it as a treat, but I just scored 5 cases from the grocery outlet @ $4/6pack. It usually sells for $10, though I generally get 750ml glass bottles to avoid plastic.
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treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
I tried the LMNT before and do like it. I’ve been putting a quarter teaspoon of Himalayan salt in 32 ounces of water and chugging that before breakfast and it has helped a lot. Alas, I need to find something else because it raised my blood pressure quite a bit. Maybe I’ll try Celtic sea salt next. Apparently it’s better for hydration with less effect on blood pressure and safer for kidneys.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Before starting and after an hour on a walnut removal yesterday. It was hot and miserable. Had it down and cleaned up by lunch. Had to grind and clean up the stump as well so that took a good while. Then I hauled some dirt for a co worker that started a retaining wall project at his home while his wife was away.
That's interesting. That isn't much salt. When I got my blood tested last year, the tech said my sodium was low, and I have a fairly high salt diet. I do a lot of sweating too, but still. Are you sure that's what's raising your pressure?
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
the rise seems to align with when I started taking it. Docs haven’t said anything yet since it’s not considered high but it’s gone from 119/88 to 138/88 in six months. Most rise has been in the last three which is when I started. Also happens to be when I started seeing the endocrinologist again. That woman irritates me. Good news on that though is everything in my bloodwork says I’m fine so I don’t have to see her for another year. I see my primary dr in a few months and I’ll see what she thinks. I’ve got a cuff here somewhere and I should start documenting more.
Treeaddict
Treehouser
The V8 certainly has a good quantity of sodium!
Kaveman
Treehouser
I like the way you did the chip truck. Looks good.
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Yes
treebilly
Student of the Jedi. OH-7106A
Yes. Truck usage was part of the agreement when I sold them my bucket truck.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Puts me in mind of the Arkansas buzz wagon from Wacky Races.
SeanKroll
Treehouser
Worked by the water ( to the left), today.
Climbed a big fir (to the left, for 2 large, long limbs), the cedar on the left (canopy raise), the two firs behind the shed for deadwood to about 75'. Homeowner cleanup. 6.25 hours from the start of unpacking to repacked.
Climbed a big fir (to the left, for 2 large, long limbs), the cedar on the left (canopy raise), the two firs behind the shed for deadwood to about 75'. Homeowner cleanup. 6.25 hours from the start of unpacking to repacked.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Decent size oak removal, brushed it out yesterday. Logged and felled then moved across the road for a firewood merchant to take.
Mick!
TreeHouser
It was ok, Avant made it better.
Fibre cable and house underneath made it tricky, one of those jobs that’s been sitting around for a week or two, mostly coming to the forefront of my mind at 3.30 am for an hour or two.
I passed by it a couple of times recently and ran through it in my head, I do that a lot.
I hear ya.
I know you plan on wrapping it up within a few years but just wondering if you give/gave any thought to getting a lift? Could you do this oak with a lift? If so, a lift cuts back on alot of those 3:30 am thoughts.
I just priced a large dead beech today, it has a weird upper structure and I thought to myself how easy it will be with the bucket truck (if I get the job) and yet how high level/expert the climbing would have to be to do it without.
I know you plan on wrapping it up within a few years but just wondering if you give/gave any thought to getting a lift? Could you do this oak with a lift? If so, a lift cuts back on alot of those 3:30 am thoughts.
I just priced a large dead beech today, it has a weird upper structure and I thought to myself how easy it will be with the bucket truck (if I get the job) and yet how high level/expert the climbing would have to be to do it without.
Mick!
TreeHouser
Yes, a lift would have been handy.
I won’t get one though, might as well become a window cleaner then.
stikine
Treehouser
This is actually a couple of work pictures. We have been helping our neighboring Petersburg Ranger District this week with a young growth timber cruise for their upcoming sale offer. Glacial till and flat ground but there's a ton of decomposed leftover pre commercial thinning slash we have to wade through. Walking through some of the units is a pain in the ass.
Thomas Bay scenery.
There's no field camp for us to stay in so we commute back and forth each day with our boats. Finished up the cruise plots today and will head back to Wrangell tomorrow.
Thomas Bay scenery.
There's no field camp for us to stay in so we commute back and forth each day with our boats. Finished up the cruise plots today and will head back to Wrangell tomorrow.
