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Nothing special but got the tree done and cleaned up in under 3 hours so I’m pretty proud of myself 😁
 

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Strange looking house Matt. You don't usually see brutalist(?) residences. Almost looks like used to be something else.
 
May have been. It was out by the beach so some rich ladies home. Yeah it was an easy job. Only real obstacle was the occasional truck and the one street sign. Had the tree done and on the ground in 1.5 hours. Took us that time again to finish clean up. Sometimes the boss has us take the bucket truck and my first thought is “that would be such a fun climb! I don’t want to use the bucket lol 😂 “
 
Yeah definitely a cleaner job that way. It just always seems all the fun jobs are done with the bucket and the butt busting jobs are done climbing. I want some fun climb jobs sometimes. I need some more tight back yards 😁😁😁
 
I fell in love with climbing when I was a landscaper. Making not a penny more in a tree than on a mower. Climbing came before trees, bucket trucks, or the money. I’ll set a line in a tree and get my butt kicked by it any day before I take a fence down to get a bucket truck on the job. Don’t get me wrong. I love the easier days of making good money but the climbing is where my passion truly is
 
Bartlett job here in my town. Guess the crane op was a tad hung over….

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What's the story of that ship in the background Andrey? Square rigged motor-sailor
 
"Young Baltiets— - a training sailing and motor vessel. Russia.
Type of sailing armament
two-masted schooner
IMO number
8827038
Manufacturer
Baltic Plant, Leningrad
Construction has begun
July 26, 1988
Launched
1989
Main Features
Displacement
441 reg.t.
Length
49.5 m
Width
8.4 m
Side height
6 m
Precipitation
3.07 m
Power
1x1000 hp,
Sail area
500 m2
Travel speed
9-12 knots
Crew
19 sailors, 32 interns 63F046F2-B33E-41D3-9B3E-7E57D1FB75EE.jpeg
 
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Am I reading that right 441 ton? That’s a big boat or is that considered a ship?
I don't understand the classification of ships. Maybe it's a big boat and a small ship) In the marine directory, this vessel is designated as a schooner - a two-masted schooner with gaff-Bermuda armament. The height of the masts is 32 m; the power of the main engine is 1000 hp.

The crew consists of 51 people, including 32 trainees (age 14-18 years).

Vessel class - KM(*)[1] R2 special purpose ship of the Russian Maritime Register of Shipping (RS)[3].

The register number is 885379. IMO number is 8827038. Call sign: UFW.
 
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