High altitude arborist Ken Serratt brings down a couple of large madronas without destroying our deck.
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(Click on any of the photos below to see the larger version.)
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This is why you hire a professional. |
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Having just dropped the large trunk inches from the deck, Ken starts the firewood process. |
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Armed with Jim's little Echo chainsaw, I get to pitch in. |
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We piled up the bucked branches and small rounds. Notice the precise size gradient. |
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We're accepting suggestions on what to do with the world's largest pile of twigs. |
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I managed to split a few of the smaller rounds into some nice burnable pieces. |
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Here's what's left to be split. I recommend a large maul and a young back. |
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Here's the new view from the dish stand. |
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And here's the new view looking back at the cabin. A little more light on the deck. |
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