It looked like his "safety belt wrapped around his neck.
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It looked like his "safety belt wrapped around his neck.
He did not look like a survivor. Palm looks like a canariensis. may be he's in Phoenix poor bugger. He was safe from and not concerned of those killer spines of petioles . The sharp lumps left after fronds has fallen would have given him serious injury after being thumped into them. Seems we are cruel to ourselves when we destroy nature.
Nothing like beating yourself to death!
Saved by the safety strap.
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strike him lucky and pink.
Yet another near-victim of invisible power lines.
They had a winch line slung over the opposite limb and hooked to the one he was cutting hoping cause it to be pulled away from what ever was below and to lower it safely to the ground. A slight miscalculation in the strength of the limb versus the build up of kinetic energy from the falling weight of the cut off limb very nearly ended in total disaster for the guy, aside from having a strong safety strap, dropping his chain saw may have been the smartest thing he had done to that point and that was involuntary I am sureQuote:
Originally Posted by Toolmaker51
A 15" laptop might not reveal critical details all that well.
Possibly not as well as the 27" television I have hooked to mine as a duel monitor so I can be working on multiple tasks at the same time and see what is happening on the other screenQuote:
Originally Posted by Toolmaker51
What really drives the wife crazy is when I Bluetooth into her TV in the next room
With all the shaking going on – he may have just hanged himself.Quote:
Originally Posted by cmarlow