Who's been cutting trees?

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Post by PAW » Tue Apr 25, 2006 6:17 am

I knew that chick was selling crack on the horse, just didn't no that it was the smack kind. 8)
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Post by Tenn » Tue Apr 25, 2006 7:32 pm

Not sure exactly what trees tattooed is so choked about but last time I was in the bluffs I noticed alot of BC hydro brushing had been done - they clear the powerline out every few years.

I also noticed that someone replaced anchors at the base of wonderland and white rabbit and at the top of white rabbit. Trees have traditionally been used here and these anchors get chopped often.

Anyone want to place bets on how long these anchors will last?

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Post by Cloudraker » Tue Apr 25, 2006 8:41 pm

I noticed some trees were cut at the far right end of Penny Lane last month but it wasn't a big deal. I assumed the trees and the slash pile were the carnage left behind from someone cleaning a route. IMO we live in BC and a few trees cut here and there are just part of the cultural landscape.

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Post by Jason » Tue Apr 25, 2006 11:37 pm

You can thank me and a few others, Tatto Climber.

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Re: Who's been cutting trees?

Post by Aaron » Wed Apr 26, 2006 3:24 pm

tattooed_climber wrote:ok...I’m right p*ssed off now.....who's been taking the 'ol gas axe to ALL the trees in penny lane and at zombie roof.....lots of areas in the bluffs have been thinned out......the trails are great, but there is NO f*cking reason to start hacking trees..
Cool your jets Phil.

Every few years BC Hydo has to come in to the Smoke Bluffs and hack down several acres worth of trees below their power lines. The same thing occurs in Murin Park.

The trees cut along the Smoke Bluff Wall and Penny Lane where all re-cut a few years back. It wasn't done by climbers, it was done by BC Hydo. Apparently they think that allowing trees to grow to such height that it would eventually touch/fall on their high voltage power line is a bad idea.

Who da' thunk it.

Besides, with those trees now gone the walls dry much faster.
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Post by Clive kessler » Mon May 01, 2006 7:20 pm

I have been cutting the trees... Just for fun.

In fact I find it relaxing and I like the resulting views.

So think fast hippie.

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