I miss not being able to work with trac-hoes as much as I used too. Moving the really big boulders and making something happen.
This type of work takes a very specific kind of job, the right client, the right site, available stone, and the ability to move it. A fair amount of visualization helps also. Damn, it sure is fun though. it would seem like there would be a lot of pressure involved, but I never felt it . . . too much fun.
It was definitely working with the biggest tools in the toolbox. More on this over the next week or so. 
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By Rick Anderson
The Whispering Crane Institute was originally formed to act as the umbrella organization for the Philosophy of Design Symposium, and other seminars and workshops given by Rick Anderson and Richard L. Dube’. In the year 2000 WCI became a sole proprietorship owned by Rick Anderson.
Today the WCI provides design and consultation services for Landscape Contractors, acts as a Green Industry think tank, and provides training for others in the form of workshops, seminars, and individual consulting. The WCI also provides written material, opinions, case-studies and how-to articles for industry trade magazines.
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I miss not being able to work with trac-hoes as much as I used too. Moving the really big boulders and making something happen.
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