Jacob trims a Laurel oak to be sawed on his Grandfathers Farm.
His Grandfather, a retired city councilman, owns a company that builds shopping centers and a nursery that grows ornamental yard plants and some fruit trees. His staple is Boxwood hedge plants.
His Father owns a Tree Service and removes trees from rural lots and, luckily, has the inside scoop on the jobs available to remove trees for new shopping centers.:-/ His inventory consist of pickups, one chip truck, one chipper, one huge crane, one bucket truck and an assortment of saws, both hydraulic and gasoline.
Jacob works for his father and does the climbing. There are two other employees that do the ground work. I am lucky that Jacob is always available when I saw for his father because he is a hard worker and a strong young buck.
I suppose that when Jacob marries and has children that can be taught to climb, he will move up the ladder and displace his father who will displace his Grandfather who can then sit in the shade.
