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Hazard Hemlock, working off a tight line
They are still images, Bart. I'm a photographer first. Video is secondary...- rbtree
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- Forum: Tree Felling and Rigging
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Hazard Hemlock, working off a tight line
Thanks for the tip. I know I move the camera too fast when I'm shooting video and talking..... My bad! Had I not had to add some stretchy True Blu to the 300' spectra tight line, we could have gotten it tighter.... had the intact stem been more suspect, it would have been nice to have had the...- rbtree
- Post #6
- Forum: Tree Felling and Rigging
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Hazard Hemlock, working off a tight line
Text on the YT vid: This video is about a highly technical removal of a very dead and hazardous hemlock tree. The top of the extremely rotten lead had already failed and landed on a shed. We set three lines in an adjacent 120 foot Douglas-fir, one for life support, one for rigging and lowering...- rbtree
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Hazard Hemlock, working off a tight line
It's been a long time since I've put a vid together. Read the long description on the vid. Watch in Youtube, full screen Feel free to discuss, ask questions, I'll do what I can to explain anything that's not clear.- rbtree
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