Been doing this for years. Now I have neighborhood people collecting them for me to distribute. Soš
And otherwise, millions of pounds of pumpkins end up in landfills. And no, you canāt use them to make pies out of!!!
I LOVE this description!
Having been,on occasion, the person tied into a tree with the chainsaw in hand; you have got to KNOW/LIVE that knowledge or bad things will happen.
Well done. Accolades. šš»šš»šš»
tyler, at the point where torsion is not applied makes a shallow pie cut(open face), The compression wood is then somewhat relieved, this opens the tree up for barber chairing which can be extremely fatal. The part I decieded to film at is when he stepped and bucked down into a lower and more ducked position incase of minor barber chairing which can occur but isnāt likely if you make your cuts right. Hickory like this is strong meaning a 5% hinge is critical. burrow cut/plunge cut into the center than move tword the face cut to make a 5% hinge. the back wood and the hinge spot are what we call fiber plates that are holding that tree together, the back is under tension, the hinge under compression. after moving forward to leave 5 % hinge, cut backwards in the plunge cut tword yourself till a tension fiber plate of 5% is remaining. When their is still potential for spring loading your spar/snag while bucked in, it isnāt wise to continue your borrow/ plunge cut out the back twords your face as you can buckle your arms and saw chuck your face or not get your saw out fast enough to prepare for the pop and release. Tyler is tied in to a tree adjacent to him but on MRS/DRT and not as a trunk anchor and not in the best spot, itās back up so he doesnt whip if he gaphs or spikes out from spring back. The other method used often is called double bucking with a sinching method or spar anchor to prevent this. Either way you never cut twords your face on a spring loaded spar/snag. Tyler than finishes the back fiber plate off full throttle with a simple back cut. static lowers his chainsaw after knuckle pucking the chainbrake foreward and rushes to brace pushing away from the spar as it crashes to the grown missing the targets near by and freeing itās self from the tree its few tips were tangled in.
ABSOLUTELY
Oh you mean publicly funded child grooming centers?
The scary thing. The really scary thing is there are millions of people who believe that that is exactly what libraries are.
But let me turn that on itās head, and embrace it. They are child grooming centers. Because they are a place where children can be groomed not to learn what to read and what not to read, but to read. Groomed not to learn what to think and what not to think, but to think. Groomed not to learn what to believe and what not to believe, but to question. Groomed not to condone or condemn the ideas, believes, and lifestyles of other people, but to understand they exist.
Because once a child learns to read, think, question, and understand they can grow to become a dangerously intelligent and formidable adult. And if there is one thing that scares the shit out of governments and institutions it is exactly what this nation needs more of; dangerously intelligent and formidable adults.
And on a personal note, if you think libraries are places where kids go to get groomed to be molested, become drag queens, gay, communists, fornicators, or God knows what else your Jack in the Box fucked up mind can come up with, youāre kinda a dipshit. And you clearly donāt spend much, if any, time in public libraries.
That is the actual FUNCTION of government. Independent policy for the good of and by the people. Just because you disagree is not a reason to destroy it. Get YOURSELF involved in it. Do not allow insane ideas of self centered āpoliticalsā who donāt even know how the government actually functions or what the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution in fact has written into the documents.
And thatās how itās done. No muss, no fuss, no life vest, no safety ropes. Just simple competency.
Longing for deep water, following seas, and wooden ships.
Woooo
The day āendsā The day ābeginsā
An observation hiking, Out and about a couple days ago.
Not all that unusual of a sight, except that was in Wisconsin on January 17th (above the 45th parallel) , the temperature was 34F. The only time the temperature was above 27F in the previous nine days and every day since. That little guy should be hibernating this whole time. ! Today started out at -3F. Itās COLD.
We only cohabitate with nature, itās the greatest thought fallacy that we have dominion over Nature. Man has been here only a very short period of time, man will be replaced quite easily because we do not recognize how to sustainably live in relationship with nature. Nature will continue on over menās bones and vast achievements. Nature does not have a ego.
You often see this kind of comment made after someone is attacked by a shark or bear. And it took me a long time to understand, but that is a thoroughly wrong headed thought process.
We donāt enter sharks, bears, raccoons, or anything elseās environment. And they do not enter ours. We are a much a part of nature and the environment as any other living thing, and vice versa. You, me, everyone has a much call and cause to swim in the ocean or walk in the mountains any other living thing.
We keep separating ourselves from nature and the environment to the point weāre we get a God complex thinking we need to āsaveā it. Or, on the other end of the spectrum āit aināt mine, so fuck itā. And because of it, we do really dumb shit to our own home.
They say all politics is local. Well, so is nature. And when you separate yourself from it, it becomes someone or something else problem, or responsibility. But the problem is, that aināt the case. You cannot remove yourself from it, it is the natural world, and we are all part of it.
We have a much right and responsibility to hug trees and not pollute, as we do to fill a deep freeze with venison. We have as much right and responsibility to be good stewards of our home (nature) as we do to utilize the resources contained in it. And until we stop viewing tree huggers as hippy commies and hunters as evil murderers our house (nature) wonāt be getting any cleaner or any better.
Until we stop thinking about nature in absolutes, we will continue to find it harder and harder to maintain, and live in, our home.