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!

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What remains is an Alexander Calder sculpture. Might lerave it, adds class to the yard.

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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!

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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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