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4 4WDtiki Tiki Socialite Omao, Kauai Joined: Aug 03, 2004 Posts: 2004	4 4WDtiki Posted posted on Mon, Aug 20, 2007 5:28 PM On 2007-08-20 16:32, mieko wrote: so Erik and Bill for the BBQ lunch? Erik I like free food. :) Sorry there's not more food - if I have to I'll do a run for more food while we're there. Don't we now have some chop food funds from the auction? :wink: I'll double check on the log frizzyness - I'm almost positive that they'll have the outer fronds stripped, but that they'll still have the little bit of dark bark on them. Anyone ever de-bark with a chainsaw? Clint would probably help us with that if it can be done. Yup, he said they are peeled, meaning the fronds are removed with a razor knife right at bark level. Several of us have drawknives now, so we should be okay. Can we find out if we'll be carving on a parking lot, or a grass lawn? I'm thinking about cleanup.

On 2007-08-20 16:32, mieko wrote:
so Erik and Bill for the BBQ lunch? Erik

I like free food. :)

Sorry there's not more food - if I have to I'll do a run for more food while we're there.

Don't we now have some chop food funds from the auction? :wink:

I'll double check on the log frizzyness - I'm almost positive that they'll have the outer fronds stripped, but that they'll still have the little bit of dark bark on them. Anyone ever de-bark with a chainsaw? Clint would probably help us with that if it can be done.

Yup, he said they are peeled, meaning the fronds are removed with a razor knife right at bark level. Several of us have drawknives now, so we should be okay.
Can we find out if we'll be carving on a parking lot, or a grass lawn? I'm thinking about cleanup.

Post #326825 by 4WDtiki on Mon, Aug 20, 2007 5:28 PM