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Scout and Assess Descent Path

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NOT the BEST way to get the GRAVELY down a 40 foot drop #2

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Carefully walk from the top of the incline down to the bottom, taking note of the steepness, the presence of loose debris (such as birch branches and leaves), fallen logs, and thick vegetation. Identify potential hazards and determine areas that may require pre-clearing or special attention during the equipment descent. Consider wearing safety goggles due to potential flying debris.

Goal: Walk the entire path down the steep, overgrown incline, observing terrain, identifying obstacles like fallen logs and dense brush, and assessing the overall difficulty and safety requirements.

Tools and materials

  • Safety Goggles

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and start seeing what we're getting into boy it's a mess oh i can't clear over this i'm gonna have to hand pick that out [Music] hmm [Music] and it goes that way a ways but it's more of the same and they figure what we're going to be going through today definitely safety google type of conditions because there might be some stuff a flying i don't know if this gravely's gonna tackle this though i don't think so the heck was that looks like a horse hitch which honestly it could be a horse hitch that's not a horse hitch that's for tubes yeah you grew up in the city too out here this would be a horse hitch could be could be not absolutely but it could be that's what i'm saying and that's what makes it fun knowing that that's still a thing that's what i love that's what i love knowing that it's still a thing [Music] i hope frankie brings a chainsaw i'm gonna be cutting some of this crap out what the heck is what kind of tree is this a walnut no what are those what the heck this is eight by uh japanese beetle a lot of japanese beetle damage boat what kind of tree is that i know what kind of tree it is it's in the way kind of tree

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