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TreeHouser
Doesn't last long, but it sure is beautiful.
My employee of four years who left is a faller on our coast now. Just visited with him last night. His biggest yet have been a 9x12 cedar and a 11x11 cedar. 3-5' fir all day long. He had the pics on his phone. There are countless handfaller cutting wood like that still all over our province day in and day out.
I was going to ask about planting schemes, I saw a film about Mount St. Helens when some tree planters were killed.
They were just randomly sticking them in the ground.
How's it work there?
Here they put them in neat rows.
Thanks burnham, is the apparent randomness also guarding against wind blow?
Is tree planting a hard job to fill out there?
No...but almost exclusively it's done by immigrant labor, since the mid 1980's actually. As a contract inspector and COR, I was glad to see the drunks and druggies that made up white crews before that go...the Mexicans worked harder and got more trees planted, produced far better quality planting, and virtually never argued when I asked for anything to be done to my requirements.
I'll forever be impressed with the work ethic I've seen over and over in that community.