#tree work

[divinelyprotectedbytrees]

AMERICAN SYCAMORE

She lives in Kentucky.

She has expressed a loneliness to me.

So now I go there to sit with her.

The name I've heard from her was Sienna, unsure if she was addressing her name or something else.

If it brings you joy, and you happen to see this. Send her your acknowledgement.

Knowing her has brought me great companionship.

[dryad-knifeplay]

i’m kind of treating my arborist apprenticeship like a music theory class where i’m learning how to do it right so i can figure out how to break the rules and prune a plant into some bonsai abomination. like Frankenstein with med school.

[saving-my-tiktoks-not-on-youtube]

[cold-earth-connection]

Got some free logs from a local arborist today, big score. Also, this to me is why fitness is super important.

I'm healthy & strong, and can do tricky stuff comfortably. There should be many more decades of this.

I have a theory that you don't actually get old until you're between 60-70, but most people seem to give up at 40-50.

[epoxyconfetti]

Survived my first day at the new job. The job involves hard physical labor. I'm not sure if it's just the fact that I essentially haven't left the house since COVID started, or just my advanced age, or possibly the effects of long covid. But today kicked my ass,

But I learned a lots, and had a good time (when I wasn't trying to catch my breath). On the way to a career. Woo!

Now the question is, do I start an arborist blog?

[offwarranty]

That’s me trying to get to the beer distributor quickly.

[lmbrjak]

Seth setting a choker chain on a sycamore so it can be pulled back into the woods without damaging the fence.

[dryad-knifeplay]

short skirt to show off the leg bruises from my cool sexy job