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I am humbled, my friends :D.

I'm WAY beyond elite...I'm up there at prima donna level :D. Though I suppose to be accurate I should say primo uomo when including an Italian in those addressed, no? ;)

I think it's interesting to see that the differences between the UK, and many other parts of the world in how arborist and sawyer training and certification requirements are handled, are somewhat mirrored in the similar dicotomy between US Forest Service requirements, and most private industry...

True, Jay. All in all, there were far worse mistakes made, but Jay's right, do it the best way, especially in a teaching scenario.

I think we posted about the same time, Jack...see my reply above...I'm with you on that one.

I'd prefer to see that hook rotated 180 degrees, to keep the load completly off the gate....but I wouldn't worry about the chain itself.

No kidding...that was a HUGE pick. As were the couple just previous.

That's true...there were many teachable moments hopefully capitalized upon :).

Not doing it that way, they won't :). The instructors mentioned must have been in over their heads, too.

They really missed the balance point on many of the picks...more than one fast moving butt there...that part had me swearing a few times.