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Yeah, not good. I'm 60 mi. north of SF and we were trading back and forth with SF, for about 14 days, who had the worse are quality. I can normally see 15 or 20 miles here most of the time but visibility was reduced to about 400 yards at times. I begged off work some and did the easiest...

:) For us all...one of the big benefits of The TreeHouse. Cory, yes Funeral of The Pines. He does use it to go bigger, not sure of all the pluses.

Welcome to The Tree House AQ. Did you see Lawrence just put out a rigging video on his youtube channel - pretty intense. Coincidentally, in both that and the BT10 video August just put out they each showed the 'double whip tackle' lowering method previously spoken about by Cory.

I saw him use that last week Cory. He got tops out of an eleven top Cypress tree that I couldn't believe were coming out without hanging up. Plus made it far easier to manage the rope on the ground. (Just my beginning observations.)

Lawrence got a few.

Ha, sounds like me. I just want one simple answer to a problem that is efficient and I will get it done. The only thing that will have me want more is if I see something that is a lot easier or will make work more enjoyable. Still mostly just looking for one more answer and then I'm good to...

I agree with your thoughts Rich. Will be interested to here how many minutes or sections into it before you surpass the 'few snipits' mark though. :)

Cory I don't know that much about computers. As a matter of fact the only reason I got one personally was so I could come on the tree forums to learn, and that was just a handful of years ago when I joined here. But as I understand it the five hours of content takes up a lot of memory. I find...

Stream it and keep track of sections you want to download and watch again or in the future.

Net

:)

Lawrence doesn't seem to do forums. I have told him about things on here or TreeBuzz at times. I worked with him for a week back at David Drivers and have counted him a friend since. He is a straight up guy, trees and the work are his focus. I bought his series because slow, repetitive, and...