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Marc, my big problem was that the lifts were very badly done. It is easily possible with time on your side and eager climbers, to make every single pick balance perfectly. The fact that the instructors allowed the students to cut such poorly attached limbs is a bad reflection on their teaching...

I'm a sort of retro futurist. Think 18th century brain, 21st century head.

I Have all the other qualities needed - Caulked boots - Check Plaid / check shirt - Check Large braces / suspenders - Check MacDonald T logging hat - Check Foul mouth language, cigar chompin', shouting, axe throwing, mean chainsaw skills, great big brass balls, all checkity check Handlebar...

Wish I could grow a handle bar mustache.

Burnham is more of a Don than a primma donna. Maybe a uomo di punta.

Not so much Jed. The UK for sure has an extremely sophisticated and detailed training industry. My own feelings is that crane dismantles are just about the most dangerous task in aerial treework. Similar in danger to dealing with large windblown hardwoods. It is NOT the situation you EVER put...

Frankly - there was not a single shred of evidence that ANY of those guys had the slightest clue of what they were doing. Quite simply, some of the worst work I've ever seen, like a bunch of homeowners at work. Staggeringly bad. I twitched the whole way through. Now translating some choice...