Both. Old news.
Even big trees are commonplace out here. I did a leisurely 42"x 160' grand-fir, solo climbing and ground work, three easy partial days while my kid was at summer camp so I had about 5 hours per day to unload, work, reload and leave for pick-up. Chipped, ground, mulch spread, logs stacked for the mobile mill. No sweat. No stress. No damage to the building, fence, or driveway below. meh. Just a tree.
I've pulled over rotten, leaning, big second growth from over a multimillion dollar bathroom with a 65 hp, 40 year old skidder, rotten through, then cut rotten as a drum 5', neutral doug-fir, easy 200'+, again next to the multimillion dollar bathroom (Puget Sound waterfront park).
A couple plain hinge pics, so what? No offense. Hard pulls on small trees.
Reg's giant dead, decaying fir climbing-dismantles, exciting.
Tahune airwalk, exciting.