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I believe that is a matter of perspective...consider Pando in Utah, or the 9000 year old spruce (root system) in Norway. Indefinitely from a geological perspective, perhaps not, but perhaps when compared to a human's lifespan.

I think our job is to present our clients with options with regards to the maintenance of the trees we are called upon to observe. I would hope that we can, as an industry, see past our lust for sawdust and fear of litigation to at least present a balanced viewpoint of all the options.

I liked the presentation, and feel there are some valid points. Does the tree present a significant hazard with regards to total or component failure with a high likelihood of resultant damage? Does not appear to be the case, but it is tough to tell without hands on observation. I agree with the...