speaking of woodcutting. can i hire you for a day? ;-) i have a ton of standing BTUs and no desire to pay a tree guy to drop them.
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speaking of woodcutting. can i hire you for a day? ;-) i have a ton of standing BTUs and no desire to pay a tree guy to drop them.
Marc
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If there's no powerline, house or car interference, I'd be glad to murder your trees for you.
Hmm, what do you charge I got a bunch of maples I want to clear out of by back yard that are crowding out some nicer trees?
Marc
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Beer after skiing at Wachusett would probably work. You'd have to figure out what to do with the wood, though.
It drops off into swamp, so some gets kept for firewood and the junk returns to the earth ... Grassi can have some too.
Marc
New member
Sounds good to me. Remind me again in a few weeks when things are cooler and drier... or whenever works for you.
WJenness
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That works. I'll ping you later. Thanks.
billski
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I didn't know anyone who skied. Took ski lessons as a college athletic requirement. Phil and Steve Mahre became my role models. I was fixed to the olympic ski coverage on TV. The Billy Kidd book "Ski in 6 Days" was read and re-read every day in between. It was absolutely the only sport that came easy for me.
RootDKJ
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i'll meet you there are haul it back to CT....
TR IS EXPECTED!!!:smash:
With pictures!
drjeff
Well-known member
Let's see. Marc in his lumberjack cycling jersey rides to wa-loafs (with a mandatory summitting of Wachusett for photo stoke of Marc's bike with a chain-saw attached to it up there
) Marc then cuts trees down while wa-loaf watches and then Grassi, with his a$$ donut attached shows up, and suddenly the TR is just of 3 guys drinking beer intermixed with random chainsaw, bike and a$$ donut pics! :lol:
RootDKJ
New member
Nailed it! Heck, if it became a video TR, you could do the play-by-play!Let's see. Marc in his lumberjack cycling jersey rides to wa-loafs (with a mandatory summitting of Wachusett for photo stoke of Marc's bike with a chain-saw attached to it up there
Marc
New member
Interesting fact, my big saw weighs more than my road bike does.
billski
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darent
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who got you skiing
my son, wanted to go on the school ski trip, I went along as a chaperon. had a blast, and that was the start of my skiing
my son, wanted to go on the school ski trip, I went along as a chaperon. had a blast, and that was the start of my skiing
Trekchick
Active member
This happens in my school group all the time.
I head up a ski program for a small country school, and have negotiated with the local hill to let the parents of paid students ski free.
The parents who take them up on this offer are hooked for life!!!
The resort is smart because they create a "family" of skiers
my uncle Joe & aunt Sally gave me my first boards- wooden ones-
and a pair of lace ups to go with em-
Christmastime-
I was to little to know what they were for
but when i got to the mountain & they strapped em on
I started putting 2 & 2 together-
never looked back
hehe
cousin Patty was a ski instructor at the time-
mebbe she gave them the idea- don't really know
cause there all gone now
RIP folks- you were the best
and a pair of lace ups to go with em-
Christmastime-
I was to little to know what they were for
but when i got to the mountain & they strapped em on
I started putting 2 & 2 together-
never looked back
hehe
cousin Patty was a ski instructor at the time-
mebbe she gave them the idea- don't really know
cause there all gone now
RIP folks- you were the best
ERJ-145CA
Well-known member
Wow, I feel really young now.
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