WHAT ARE YOU DOING TODAY (PICS)
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Giles: I have two boats, a closet full of the finest clothes, $750,000 worth of fishing tackle (give or take) and sunglasses that cost about as much as a trip to the actual sun.
Paula: Giles can you trim the hedges?
G: Hold on, let me get some dull scissors.
I think of it as penance…..
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@Matt Thank you! Those are fantastic.
@Giles My neighbour trims his bushes with a electric hedge trimmer and they always look like shite…He gets mad because mine look better (I use Felco hand pruner’s also). In the past I suggested he try doing them by hand and it was not well received…c'est la vie
Did just treat myself to this for the thicker branches….
Oregon Japanese Arborist curved hand saw (330mm)
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Did a fun 50k in Paris
Pic is just before a climb up the hills of Buttes Chaumont towards the end
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@mclaincausey one thing I wonder every time I see a Red Rocks photo - how does the seating work? Is it just a case of stand where you want or does the ticket allocate you a row or zone?
A Billy, Tyler or Sturgill gig at RR will be forever bucket list material for me!
Just numbered seats like anything else, but the seats are really wide (best described as risers) so that you can dance. At some shows a bunch of nerds will sit down and ask or demand that everyone else do too (Tyler Childers had that—a lot of his fans here domestically are not the best).
I’ve never seen it as crowded as it was this run. Managed to get great seats each night through luck and work.
We were nice and close dead center last time we saw Sturgill here.
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@Matt Thank you! Those are fantastic.
@Giles My neighbour trims his bushes with a electric hedge trimmer and they always look like shite…He gets mad because mine look better (I use Felco hand pruner’s also). In the past I suggested he try doing them by hand and it was not well received…c'est la vie
Did just treat myself to this for the thicker branches….
Oregon Japanese Arborist curved hand saw (330mm)
You should check out Silky Saws if you're doing a fair amount of pruning and trimming work. I've got a few different models and I'm incredibly pleased with them. They're very effective and convenient enough to where I've forgone getting out the chainsaw for smaller jobs.
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Thanks a lot, @Clint_D , now I "need" one of these for no particular reason:
