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More dead pine trees, chain saws, and burn piles.
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More dead pine trees, chain saws, and burn piles.
rsv1cox Wed Jun 15, 2022 10:41 am
Last two days.
Temps in the mid 80's and high humidity. Butt is dragging. Didn't want to take that tree on. Normally I can gage a tree, where it's going to fall. Not this one. Parked the ATV a good distance away, cut a much larger than normal wedge and hoped. Nothing to it but to do it!
What remains is an Alexander Calder sculpture. Might lerave it, adds class to the yard.
Temps in the mid 80's and high humidity. Butt is dragging. Didn't want to take that tree on. Normally I can gage a tree, where it's going to fall. Not this one. Parked the ATV a good distance away, cut a much larger than normal wedge and hoped. Nothing to it but to do it!
What remains is an Alexander Calder sculpture. Might lerave it, adds class to the yard.
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Re: More dead pine trees, chain saws, and burn piles.
Marleysky Wed Jun 15, 2022 1:04 pm
Yeah, it’s way to humid to be doing lumberjack type activities. I should have taken a couple of pictures of the shrub and bush burning I did last weekend while it was still cool.
That stump you left as yard art looks like Groot tripped and fell over in your yard!
That stump you left as yard art looks like Groot tripped and fell over in your yard!
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Re: More dead pine trees, chain saws, and burn piles.
rsv1cox Wed Jun 15, 2022 2:12 pm
Or a Leprechaun. All the green aound here attracts them like crazy. I step on them every chance I get.
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