Time to post some tree pictures.
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13 comments:
This tree lover thanks you.
Sue - And this isn't the end. I've got more.
I don't recall aspen you to do that.
I felt my blood pressure going down as I scrolled :-)
Good variety!
I'm going to miss all of the green.
I really don't care much for fall/winter.
Bill - I forgot! Facepalm!
Kathy - Good thing I didn't post more. You could have passed out!
Deb - I try not to duplicate.
John - You need to start your own pine tree forest out back.
Oh, these are Ahhhhhmazing, I just Love the Old Ancient ones. At our Historic Property we had a 350 Year Old Tamarack that the City cut down without our permission, citing it had become too big for a Residential area... WTF, I was so angry, but taking them to Court would have never replaced what was Lost. I still miss seeing that Old Tree, it's Trunk alone weighed over 79,000 lbs. and had to be cut down in 3 foot segments lest it tip over the Crane! That wasn't Counting any Limbs or Needles... it was about 60 foot tall and as big around as a Redwood... I LOVED that Tree.
Dawn - I would have gone nuts on them for cutting down a tree like that. Was it actually on your property or in the right of way? Usually, a city will never come on private property. If the tree was a hazard they would send you a notice to cut it down. Then if you didn't, they would cut it down and bill you.
That one tree has quite a gut.
Kirk - There are a couple of belly busters in this group.
Lovely- imagine the tales those trees could tell! Viv
CC - They've seen more than all of us put together.
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