- I love when the day off falls on a Sunday. It makes errands so easy
- I would never smoke weed - that's illegal
- I hope it's warm and sunny out today
- Overcast days are so dreary and miserable
- Cork boots aren't work the price
- What are Bama socks?
- There's too much damn pine in the mix
- Larch is my favourite species of tree to plant
- I hate dogs
- Alder? I love alder!
- I would never sell trees to an inquiring civilian - that's illegal
- I think I'll compete in a 5km race on my day off (funny cuz one planter actually did. And he won the fucking thing)
- I'd be so lost without cell service
- Thrift stores are the worst
- I've never reworn dirty planting clothes the next day
- Yellow is my favourite colour of flagging. Especially in fill plants
- (Other planting company) is really great. I'll probably go work for them.
- I miss planting trees in Ontario.
- They day just goes downhill after 4:30
- I've never had trouble remembering what day of the actual week it is
- I definitely don't hold a small grudge over the highballers
- I'm not really the outdoorsy type
- The forester knows best!
- I always wear complete PPE - that's the rule!
- Of course I've read the Planter's Handbook. I know exactly where to find it too
- Be sure to fill the burn with spruce
- I'd never take drugs - that's illegal
- We smell so nice
- Fill plants are great
- Make sure to shit in the area of block that still needs to be planted
- If we're planting with another crew, don't shit on their side of the block - that's not nice.
- I'm really modest about where I pee
- Yes, that is my tree in red rot
- I'd love to help pick up garbage
- I'll totally wash my own dishes
- I would never ask my crew boss stupid shit I could just find out for myself
- I've never been drunk in camp
- I definitely overplant larch
- Yes, those are my dropped trees.
- I'm really impressed when the highballers cream out a gravy section
- I've never snapped at my crew boss behind their back.
Thursday, June 8, 2017
Treeplanting #14: Shit Treeplanters Don't Say
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