I was out of town, but we had a wind storm. Some of my neighbors cleaned up most of the mess, so this was all I came back to.
Edited to fix autocorrect.
Lost a tree
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Lost a tree
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Re: Lost a tree
Always sad to lose a tree! It was nice that your neighbors took care of it for you!
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Re: Lost a tree
I was going to try taking care of the rest of it myself, but gave up and hired a guy. He was going to grind it, but changed his mind and pulled it out with a bobcat and a chain. I've got a slight mound there now, but I'm sure it'll settle over time.
It was an aspen, so I'm guessing I'll be mowing suckers all summer (maybe longer).
It was an aspen, so I'm guessing I'll be mowing suckers all summer (maybe longer).
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