mn woodcutter
ArboristSite Guru
It's getting dark, the truck is full of splits, the splitter runs out of gas, and the wife calls you in for dinner!
It's time to call it a day when.....
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MechanicMatt
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or........ You run out of beer.
ashy larry
ArboristSite Operative
My back hurts.
you also forgot, when none of the lights will work after dark? "batteries not included"...... lol
If those all happened at the same time I'd call that a darn near perfect day.
mn woodcutter
ArboristSite Guru
All happened within 30 seconds! Haha.
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daylight savings how are we saving any?!
ChoppyChoppy
Tree Freak
Days are getting short here and all, but it's only getting dark around suppertime, not dinner!
lindnova
ArboristSite Operative
About right. I have been known to load in the dark in the woods. Real fun to walk through thin brush downhill with no visibility. Heck the tractor has headlights to find the way out of the woods. I love turning on the lights to find the deer that are watching me.
lindnova
ArboristSite Operative
My great grandpa never observed daylight savings. Said the cows couldn't understand so he couldn't. I thought that was funny when I was little. Today if I were in that position I would do the same thing.
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DrewUth
Jack of all trades, master of none.
I get done work at 4, by the time I get home, get changed and toss a saw or two in the truck it is 4:30/4:45 and getting dark. If I want to drive somewhere local and get some work done cutting, I am working in the dark. I miss being able to get 3-4 hours of of cutting and loading in after work!
msmith
ArboristSite Operative
^^ This
