Altissimus
TreeHouser
Haha , he has affected all of us
You know you are married/partner to an Arborist / Logger WHEN...
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Mrs.B
Treehouser
Yes, he has. When he was putting together the Working Climber video he would would do the editing at night when all was quiet and I was asleep. I could always hear the video while sleeping and I am convinced I picked up a lot of subliminal learning. Also, I learned to like the sound of a chainsaw first thing in the morning!
gf beranek
Old Schooler
Terri has picked up on critiquing the finer details of residential treework, and timber falling, and all the issues that go with both, and lately she's gaining a sharp-eye with plant ID. That helps me a lot, I'll tell you.
When I was working Terri never complained about the saw chips in my pockets, socks and cuffs. Oh, I found a goody.
Now, the gals of past, that did complain about it... well, they're gone.
When I was working Terri never complained about the saw chips in my pockets, socks and cuffs. Oh, I found a goody.
Now, the gals of past, that did complain about it... well, they're gone.
FireFighterZero
Captain Zero!
flushcut
TreeHouser
I can only hope my wife will say the same thing.
CurSedVoyce
California Hillbilly
Chain tools and saw parts can be found on counters, table and pockets
Burnham
Woods walker
Yep, Stephen...they sure can 
. And may well earn a sideways look that carries some weight, doesn't it .
Mrs. B...My sweet lady M will from time to time point out a felled tree stump we might drive or hike past, and say something like "that looks bad, doesn't it?", or maybe "is there a good reason to makes those cuts?"
She has very little, not to say no chainsaw running experience under her belt, which she has no regrets about...but listening to me for just under 40 years does impart a certain level of understanding.
Just as has your life shared with Jer.
There is nothing as fine as a partner who finds the energy to take interest in their opposite's lifework.
. And may well earn a sideways look that carries some weight, doesn't it .Mrs. B...My sweet lady M will from time to time point out a felled tree stump we might drive or hike past, and say something like "that looks bad, doesn't it?", or maybe "is there a good reason to makes those cuts?"
She has very little, not to say no chainsaw running experience under her belt, which she has no regrets about...but listening to me for just under 40 years does impart a certain level of understanding.
Just as has your life shared with Jer.
There is nothing as fine as a partner who finds the energy to take interest in their opposite's lifework.
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Looking up by the windshield to see the trees coming instead of the incoming traffic !
Well, not really smart... and a bit of worrying for the occasional passenger
Oh LOL!! I So do this as well! Especially the looking at trees instead of traffic
Burnham
Woods walker
Out of the house for a week, sure...out of the sweet marital bed for far, far longer, I reckon .
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