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Man after my own heart :).

Thanks, Brian. I will do that. What cutter shape are you using? Skip, full or semi comp?

My Oregon chain came today; mounted and ready to work. I need to find a solid piece of tree for a trial. If previous experience with this chain proves out, it will stretch some pretty quickly, initially. All to plan :).

I can't imagine the Russian job will work out well for you, given your earlier posts on the subject. Best of luck, though.

It might hurt if the work vehicle looks like a dumpster fire...and I have seen some a few times that made me think to myself "no way would I hire that fellow to do anything at all, if he drives a truck that looks/sounds/drives like it's on its last hour of life". Stephen obviously is not in...

I suppose this does not bode well for Kaveman's prospects too. Hopefully things are just in a lull and will soon pick up again.

Life is good...and yours has gotten even better, my friend!

You know of course that the only reason you feel amazing afterwards is from the intense pleasure of escaping the torture of icy emersion? :) One could pound one's thumb with a hammer for 3 minutes, and I'm pretty sure you would feel amazing when you stopped that, too. ;)

I should have known that was coming :D.

Haken is getting some size to him, sure enough. Good video.

In other words, if you fall in and can't get back out, you die in about 10 minutes from hypothermia...right?

What could possibly go wrong :).

It's not every day that we deserve such :D.

Indeed :).

I decided to keep the dollar outlay low, so for now anyway I'll run the 20 inch bar. I ordered an Oregon 3/8 .050 chain, full skip, full chisel round filed chain for it. It's the same chain I'm currently using on my 361 (also 20"), and it is satisfactory, if not inspiring. A bit softer than a...

If someone asked me to get in that mess of poison oak, I'd have to decline. My quality of life is worth something :).

Lovely mess that one is, David. Be careful.

Beautiful.

I think being a solo op as climber/groundsman combo really teaches interesting development of alternate techniques.

Jasper always was up for helping out when there were limbs to be dragged somewhere...but his idea of helping was mostly based on the tug-a-war model :D.