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Aww thanks! Yes, this place is super :)

Now that's a good end to a palm removal day!

Wow you made out like a bandit not having to clean up! You mean you were able to leave the trunks and fronds...or just that you left the smoosh chips and dirt?

That's the one. Hugely invasive in Bermuda...been known to tie off a crane to the top and cut them off at the bottom, take no prisoners.

When we had Hurricane Fabian, 30 yr old washies folded about 10' from the top...lots of them. 120mph sustained for 2 hrs and over 100mph for 12. Like that dust mask mate! Ive worked on a cuban royal that was in flower and simply covered in bees...with palms the flowers go over pretty quick so...

Well for a washie removal it would be best to get on top of those fronds to start taking them off, It doesn't look like there is a huge amount of dead ones so you could actualy spike up from below and carefully work your way under them and start removing them one by one. The big risk is the dead...