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Can you make print so tiny that a lawyer cannot see it?

I thought I'd just let you two heretics know that it says in the users manual that I got with my new 660 that you should never use a chainsaw when standing on an unstable surface. If you continue this outrageous going against the accepted dogma, the Stihl corporation may have you burned at the...

No, you see small Norfolk Island pines as potted plants for the windowsill. I used to have one, when I lived in California. One reason why the size of Fiona's trees blew me away!

If you've got more pics, please post them. Such an unusual tree to me, it's a pleasure to watch you take it apart. Seeing the size of those branches, make me want to retract my earlier comment about how fast a good six-point limber could have them off:|:

Wow, I've never seen Norfolk Island pines that big. But then I've never seen them in their preferred element. Must be nice to ride a crane like that, that is a no-no here.

TCOB! Looking forward to the pictures. That Norfolk island pine is really good turning wood. You turn it wet and soak it in oil, when the oil hardens up, it becomes translucent. I'll see if I can find some pics on the net. Here is one by Ron Kent, a Hawaiian turner: