Cutting flush to ground will end up causing the stump to 'grow' as the trail surface compacts with use. The entire stump must be removed if you want a nice trail.

Yes, the Sylvan Spring Trail leaving from Williford goes along the same path as this video which was taken before the springs were renovated.

Poor narrative audio. I suggest turning the sound down and reading the text.

Thank you, deeply, for envisioning a collection, a summary, as, yes, I have and often do. Whenever there's a lull in visions, or a topic seems "done", I turn to varieties of more complete works. I realize that so much of what I experience grows out of my personal development. I'm asking too much for anyone to understand how it all fits together. I would have to stop weekly publishing which I've done since 1997. Hard to break the addiction. Whenever I try, something new appears. So astounding that I start working on it instead. I will try to make the Wholeo DVD and I appreciate your request.

It will not be done. The Eastern Lake Campground 2 now occupies the entire lakefront length of the previous pink-tagged trail. Campsite #4 would have been right in the path. So it was not finished and is not maintained. Unfortunately.

I just ordered the smaller Pullerbear Cub XL. It is only three feet tall but the oak saplings I'm after aren't much taller so I am hoping it will easily do the job. How are you liking yours after a couple of years?

About 150-200 shipped. Well worth the money.

I had mine for a few years I think I paid around $200 for shipping included I was leery about paying so much for a tool I've never touched before but it was well worth it no regrets I bought the XL321