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PARTICIPATE! MO-FO!!!!:) plan a climb in deep twig;)

speaking of which, how come you haven't joined?? http://bostontreeclimbers.ning.com/ and don't forget: even at work although I don't have to.

I do point, I also lead by example. Sometimes its easier for me to go get a hanger or pick up a limb, than it is to call a truck off of a big job. Did ya think I only climb at comps???

yup, and so is the guy in the picture :lol: he's about 5'5'' in his logging boots

Thats mine, truck is being replaced this spring and the boom reconditioned. It is an awesome little lift. I can get it right up onto sidewalks to get at work between the power lines and the buildings/houses. If I can't reach it'll always get me to a spot where I can climb out of the bucket...

It aint prettty, but here is some of it. Took these early this AM. Keep in mind we have a small inhouse crew for emergencies, the bulk of our work is contracted out.

Pics from an emergency call last week. Not a big deal. Small hanger, but it shows the type of conditions we typically work in.

Our State House with the "Hancock" elm in the foreground, supposedly planted by the man himself Its over 60''DBH

how is that possible?

Original Tree Geek, because treegeek was taken.............:P

I imagine yours is pretty distinct as well..... Actually had lunch with a guy from 'norleans yesterday. We ordered oyster po boys. All he could say was, "this ain't a po boy":cry: Tasted good to me though.

Something that has occured to me is that accents do not come across in text on these message boards. You may or may not get a kick out of this list, but it will prepare you if you ever take a trip here. One thing they forgot to include was the fact that a true Boston accent is laced with...