Blinky

Dang Tock, if it was previously topped, what do you call that second go? Definitely not arboriculture to me. That's just harsh.

OK, I'm winding down. A job from last Saturday using a highline to remove a leaning, dead chestnut oak with a tight landing zone. Photos by my 12 year old son and ace #1 groundman, Bryce.

Tired of this yet? A shot of Justin Rome in a fantastic live oak, spread was nearly 100'... Another... Me in that same live oak, the limbs were like highways... you could actually run in this tree... Another... it was the coolest tree I've ever climbed...

More... Bryan Kotwicka in the white oak from my previous post. 2nd shot is Kotwicka and Meilleur in the same tree... Shot for one of Guy's articles on sawpole usage... A dude named Pat, line clearance guy and footlocking badass from PA... worked with him in NOLA...

My first post so I got a mess of'em... looks like 4 at a time; no particular order... Me rigging dead white oak limbs over a fancy house. The whole stem had to go from the upper left TIP to the main trunk... landing zone was like 6' wide by 12' long right next to the house... oy! Guy Meilleur in a rare hardhat shot... An absolutely gorgeous White Oak...