Annual Company float, such an enlivening communal tradition.
“Embrace the wildness of nature, for it mirrors the wildness within your heart.” - David Deida 
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A few moments with our crew at the massive project we are working on at @downrivergolfcourse for @spokaneparks. Unfortunate to see so many large pines lost to bark beetle, but great to be able to work with such a great team to get it all cleaned up.
Team work to achieve house clearance yesterday morning. 

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We want to introduce our new addition to the company. Welcome to the team Mason.
A little laughter to re-energize the crew. Thanks @bubbzayren24 for being silly and strong at the same time.
As the weather keeps getting warmer a nice patch of shade is ever welcoming.

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We'd like to introduce Isaiah, our newly certified arborist working on his first street tree in the Garland distict.🌳

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Finishing up another successful day in the field.

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All this rain has done wonders to all life. It awoken some new friends in this yard of Spirit Pruners chips.

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Sweet views pruning a majestic Ponderosa pine.

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Spirit Pruners is featured on the recent Rock to Roots podcast, which highlights land management and conservation practices. I was honored to chat with Hilary Sepulveda and Duane Zbranek on their show!
Waiting patiently as the sun warms our skin from the outside as it reaches within. Energy harvested and used wisely.  #arborist #climbing  #arboristofinstagram #arboriculture
Soaking up every ray of sun and repaying it back with a smile of content.
Rainy days.
The snow will soon melt away and seep into the soil, quenching the thirst of our earthly companions.
Winter allows us to see a deciduous trees full form and make impactful structural pruning cuts that can correct foliage hidden defects.