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You have a copy 09?

Looks nice. Too bad there's nothing in the NE

Thx Merle. Merle, hows the smoke in SF?

Merle, are you referring to funeral of the pines? Nice vid. I wonder why he double ties almost everything? Bad rope men cuz he's a sub so he can't trust the random rope guys he's working with to get it done right with a single tie? Plus he could then take bigger pieces which would help make up...

Cool! Eager to hear more about this method.

I'd like to hear a lot more about the dwt double whip tackle (as I have understood it to be called) where you let the piece down with the "middle" of the rope instead of the usual use of tying the limb off to one end of the rope, pros and cons, reasons for using! thanks!

Oh geez, there you go again, Jed(i). If you want dumb, check this- Mexico, no landfill or recycling available in at least this one area. Soooooo, peeps throw all their garbage including plastic bottles etc in the river, goes to the sea, literally carpets the ocean surface with garbage and...

You probably don't really feel that way, but if so, Emigrate, problem solved.

Looking forward to it, big time! And Lawrence, again I say welcome! It's an awesome thing when a guy with your tree skills coupled with your vid capability sets up camp at The Treehouse! One of your vids, the soundtrack was a song entitled 'No Rest for the Wicked' I believe. Amazing song...

Damn, sounds like an excellent work experience. Get any vid or pics?

+1! Lots of tree a holics here for sure, Lawrence! You've put out a lot of great vids and lots of interesting music on them too, much appreciated! The one about day in the life of a NYC arborist is quite memorable even though it wasn't crazy technical.

Wow!

didn't know that. Where are some of the physical locations?

Ok, that makes sense, thank you guys. What do you mean by that, Levi?

At the risk of asking a toweringly dumb question, I dont really get how it works. Is it in your puter ready to click on whenever you want or is it out there in the net somewhere?

What is the "format"? Is it CDs or is it only downloadable over the 'net?