So I did some lumber jacking and the new “beard” helped

[Ralphie ★]

Definitely suburban lumber jacking though, with a smallish (14”?) corded electric chainsaw. How embarrassing yet practical!  Only aboot a 4” diameter tree that was only aboot 12 or so feet tall and thoroughly rotted. But I managed to not let it fall on me or anything else - yay!  And it is in the poison ivy patch of wildness on my otherwise well groomed back forty feet.

It is probably a good thing it rotted away so it never had a chance to become a big ass pine tree that would have been a pita or ‘spensive to take down. .   

[onbike1939]

1 hour ago, RalphWaldoMooseworth said:

Definitely suburban lumber jacking though, with a smallish (14”?) corded electric chainsaw. How embarrassing yet practical!  Only aboot a 4” diameter tree that was only aboot 12 or so feet tall and thoroughly rotted. But I managed to not let it fall on me or anything else - yay!  And it is in the poison ivy patch of wildness on my otherwise well groomed back forty feet.

It is probably a good thing it rotted away so it never had a chance to become a big ass pine tree that would have been a pita or ‘spensive to take down. .   

It's great being a Lumberjack....right?

I just love being able to slap my thigh and spit a lot.......do you wear women's clothing? 

That's a bonus.

[smudge ★]

2 hours ago, RalphWaldoMooseworth said:

Definitely suburban lumber jacking though, with a smallish (14”?) corded electric chainsaw. How embarrassing yet practical!  Only aboot a 4” diameter tree that was only aboot 12 or so feet tall and thoroughly rotted. But I managed to not let it fall on me or anything else - yay!  And it is in the poison ivy patch of wildness on my otherwise well groomed back forty feet.

It is probably a good thing it rotted away so it never had a chance to become a big ass pine tree that would have been a pita or ‘spensive to take down. .   

HoSmudge would be proud. He loves his 24V chainsaw. He has been cleaning up all the pine trees at camp that broke under the weight of a couple super heavy snows we had this past winter.

[Rattlecan ★]