Hey Scott I did the 170km Newcrest Orange ride on Sunday it reached a max of 14c deg. I was worried it would snow first thing in the morning riding to the start line. Luckily it didn’t, ended up being a great day (6 hrs actually). I was handed a beer at the finish line but I figured I’d earned it.
Hope they lived.
only 1 person and he was stihl kicking when they cut him out but he was hurting.
Did a little cleaning up this morning. Tired of stepping on round to get to the next thing to be cut. Little more to go on this one then I'll start the next.
There's also a growing body of work detailing how the current thinning processes of plantation management is not putting on maximum growth nor maximising carbon retention. Regrettably though, I haven't read how this translates to the bottom line of the forest companies. Such a focus, in any great detail, seems conspicuously absent. They'd only have to make the financial case for what they term structural complexity enhancement and every forest owner would be beating down the door of the absurd carbon credit, market-intervening govt manipulators, seeking more carbon credits for managing their forests according to SCE, regardless of whether or not it's proven to work in Radiata plantations here.
No spruce to be found, its a cedar day
