"Healthy Forests" in Texas?

[Joe Zorzin]

That's what I like about alt.forestry- here I see a sense of humor. When I
dialogue with foresters in Mass.- online (or the national SAF lists), they
are the most dead serious, pretentious bunch you can imagine (that New
England Yankee thing) I suppose all trying to show that they are SAF
"professional foresters"- I don't think I've seen in the past several years
a single attempt at any humor or wit- other than Karl Davies of course.
Mostly just a lot of stuffed shirts who don't like having their idiot
propaganda deconstructed. <G>

alt.forestry, the best forestry online discussion area on this planet. <G>

Even the Guild list servers are boring.
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Joe Zorzin
http://www.forestmeister.com



"mhagen" <replyto at group.only> wrote in message
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> Don Staples wrote:
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> > "Larry Harrell" <lhfotoware at hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> >>"Don Staples" <dstaples at livingston.net> wrote in message
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> >>I could also be headed to the Allegheny NF to work on blowdown
> >>salvage. Any tips or tricks about working in that country? I'm hoping
> >>to catch a Pirates game either coming or going <G>.
> >
> >
> > Depending on where, take some oxygen, plasma, and id for return of
remains.
> > Pictures I have seen indicate a rough  road.
> >
> >
> Hoo boy!  I cruised blowdown after the Columbus day windstorm on the
> Olympic Peninsula for two years. You can go all day without touching the
> ground. Keep your corks long and sharp.  Think light thoughts!