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Drift.. the other day you described your location way up in a tree, and I thought, I'd like to see some pics of that, I've done quite a bit of working aloft as we said. There's definately something about it. Top of mast to waterline on the Ship when I was a sailor was around 200 feet . Walking on fiberglass and aluminum about 8 inches wide, underway trying to improve the picture replacing the antenna off the coast of the Carolina's so the Captain can watch the game. I climb utility poles at work now but I've never been up in the tree with my belt and hooks. But I've often wanted to. Thanks for sharing.
Wooooweeee.....my toes are froze.I'm going to sit in this warm truck and watch my guys cut the 20'stalk that's left and warm up
Chillidrift,yea I've been doing this for the last 15yrs.On occasions I luck out and use a crane to hoist me to the tree tops other wise I'm in spikes and saddle all day majority of the time.Much easier with a crane especially when there's snow or ice on the tree.Keeps me young and somewhat fit..LOL
PC,I told ya I'd see you at the bottom,so hear I am cheese...lmao
PC just for you buddy so you feel better.......outside temps are -8*F with the winds from the WSW at 8 mph and that drops us to a - 24*F and lots of snow so I am going to stay inside tonight and read a good book and watch some tube and relax........weekend is looking good going to get up to a high of 2*F
Drift.. the other day you described your location way up in a tree, and I thought, I'd like to see some pics of that, I've done quite a bit of working aloft as we said. There's definately something about it. Top of mast to waterline on the Ship when I was a sailor was around 200 feet . Walking on fiberglass and aluminum about 8 inches wide, underway trying to improve the picture replacing the antenna off the coast of the Carolina's so the Captain can watch the game. I climb utility poles at work now but I've never been up in the tree with my belt and hooks. But I've often wanted to. Thanks for sharing.
Oh, right now it's 28F with some snow on the roads, but it's supposed to warm up next week. Tuesday is supposed to be 55F, but rain.
Yup,whole -5 today,and a lot colder were I'm going.150' Tulip tree.Way to cold for a bike ride,but never to cold for a crane ride to the top of a tree.(if you want to get paid that is)MAMA told me there be days like this....LOL...So you see PC,you get to cruise around on your beautiful Drifter,but we also have other toys we can play with.....

P.S.......SEE YA AT THE BOTTOM....WOW MY FINGERS ARE COLD

I just like messin' with you, thats all! 
You know Phil I though you were above that teasing of people, but you seem to take preverse pleasure in teasing us that can not ride, if it makes you feel better then have at it I for one have broad shoulders, and do not mind the hard times you like to dish out, so bring it on.....
I know Ratman.....the truth hurts sometimes.
My garage is still blocked with 9" of snow and we have 6ft icicles hanging from our roofs.
I'm not riding yet..
John.
Not one to wish bad things on people PC but you are on that line again........Email you apicture of me snorkelling or not to email it to you.......
Quote from: pcarrell on January 23, 2013, 21:27:16 PMThere are options........I rode last week. I'll probably ride again in a week or two. I'm in central Indiana.
Aww, shaddup!! 
Regards,
49Reo
There are options........I rode last week. I'll probably ride again in a week or two. I'm in central Indiana.
Yep-yep! We'll still be complaining (read that stating a fact) about the cold and snow!! 
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