These were the conditions.
These were the tools. Cross-cut saws are SO cool!
See?
My fancy pants held up very well. I wore wool pants underneath and knelt in mud and snow for 5 hours. Win?
Moonset over the Sugar Pines. My wife laughed when I told her snow was forecast. Who's laughing now?
Those jokers were up and making a racket before dawn. That is not how I typically roll.
Day 2 saw a lot of snowmelt, and work on south facing slopes. It was nice. We can talk about the meaning of this in person.
4 comments:
good stuff.
does the vwa drink whiskey?
prolly not.
was this the elite squad?
the oh-so-green berets?
Well, VWA(501c3) is too young to drink, but it is a rare worktrip that someone doesn't have some fine whiskey to share...and this trip was no exception.
I don't know about elite, but certainly spirited enough to work through the snow.
These were the tools. Cross-cut saws are SO cool!
Ayup! Amazing tools, if you get your hands on a good one!
And..."Broccoli Tree before"
good to hear y'all had enough whiskey to stay warm.
always amazed at the size of the redwoods that "disappear" when up against those cross-cut saws.
i'd say elite, for sure, if you're working in the snow, in sight of the ocean.
well done.
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