trimwizard
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skip-to-my-lou
Yeah seems to be alot off urgent little necessities need doing when a difficult tree comes along, "climbers" start disappearing. I've really gained a lot of experience needed for this job, taking on the stuff you have to think abit to accomplish safely.
Boy that brings back memories-and one of my biggest pet peeves. Unspoken rule when working a line-you get done with a tree, you climb the next one that needs doing. No skipping trees. But it would be funny, get a big ugly climb and suddenly every climber has to sharpen his saw, switch the ends on his rope, sharpen his spikes, etc. Just waste enough time for another climber to get to it. Piss me off every time.
But you got to admit, climbing that many trees a day piles up the experience quick. Lucky these days if I'm up four a day.
Yeah seems to be alot off urgent little necessities need doing when a difficult tree comes along, "climbers" start disappearing. I've really gained a lot of experience needed for this job, taking on the stuff you have to think abit to accomplish safely.
