Bob,
A bit off-topic maybe, but your email subject line, if it's a reference to 
something, like a movie or whatever, is lost on me (though it does sound 
familiar somehow).

--- On Tue, 12/29/09, Bob <[email protected]> wrote:


From: Bob <[email protected]>
Subject: [ENTS] Bad day at Black Rock
To: "ENTS" <[email protected]>
Date: Tuesday, December 29, 2009, 4:49 PM


ENTS

      Well, today proved disappointing. I could not verify the height  
I had previouly gotten for the tuliptree on Montpelier. I couldn't  
even come close. I measured and remeasured. Nancy Weiss accompanied  
me. She had a Prostaff 550. We got similar distances on all the trees  
we measured.

     Basically, the best I could do was 161.2 feet for the tree I  
thought I measured yesterday. However, I got 14.8 feet in girth for  
the tree. I had listed the girth as 13.7 feet on Sunday. I measured  
the tree adjacent to the one just mentioned to 159.1 feet. I presume  
it was the one I measured yesterday to 158.8 feet. It's girth is 14.0  
feet. Nothing matches and there aren't any other candidates in the  
spot I thought was the right one. Man, what was I on yesterday?

        On a positive note, We measured a new tree to 161.1 feet. Time  
was running out so I didn't go down and get it's girth. The new tree  
makes the 3rd over 160 I've measured on the site.

         Unfortunately, time was limited. So I didn't get accomplished  
what needed to be done. I had to be in Charlottesville to measure a  
tree for a heritage tree committee. It is a green ash as best I can  
tell. It's dimensions are: CBH = 15.4 ft, Height = 95.0 feet, Spread =  
75 feet. The tree stahnds next to a museum. I measured the tree using  
the tangent method and got 111.8 feet.

        I'm thinking about returning tomorrow for a 3rd time to  
Montpelier. The third time is a charm.

Bob

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