Thought some of you would enjoy watching the falling of a Big Redwood Tree...........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdgMcbNwZ3o
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Thought some of you would enjoy watching the falling of a Big Redwood Tree...........
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HdgMcbNwZ3o
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Those chainsaws are longer than my truck.
Bill
On the other hand, I still have five fingers.
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I don't cut down redwoods, but I do a fair bit of slab milling with my chainsaw. I always love firing up my big saw with the big bar on it:
Grady - "Thelma, we found Dean's finger"
Thelma - "Where is the rest of him?!"
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Kinda makes me sick, cutting down a tree that's the better part of a thousand years old.
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If the tree was missing it's top as stated - then it's better to take it, then let it go to waste.
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Yeah, that's vague. If there's no branches on the tree at all, they may as well harvest it. However, redwoods do often lose the tippy top of the tree, and the tree goes right on living. A bud that might have grown up into a branch turns into trunk.Originally Posted by Shawn Pachlhofer
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maybe you didn't notice - but your hobby (or business) requires the continuous cutting down of trees.
maybe knitting is better suited for you.
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There's a difference between a thousand-year-old tree and a hundred-year-old tree. There are lots of hundred-year-old trees, and a harvested one can be replaced in a reasonable amount of time. Thousand-year-old trees? There's darn few of them left, and the way things are going a harvested one will likely never be replaced.maybe you didn't notice - but your hobby (or business) requires the continuous cutting down of trees.
maybe knitting is better suited for you.
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