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Winter Post Card
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Here's some of my pics from the ice storm
Nearly every last Bradford Pear tree I've seen was split in two.
The cottonwood - I've always hated that tree, can't say I'm REAL sorry to see it go - but it was a large shade tree, and now it's gone and I can't replace it in a year.
We had over a million homes without power - many for over a week.
Nearly every last Bradford Pear tree I've seen was split in two.
The cottonwood - I've always hated that tree, can't say I'm REAL sorry to see it go - but it was a large shade tree, and now it's gone and I can't replace it in a year.
We had over a million homes without power - many for over a week.
wroughtn_harv
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Trees are our friends, in more ways than one. And just like our human friends we love them not always with their faults, but because of them.
One time I had to remove a Navajo Willow. She was deforming two Live Oaks in the front yard because she was growing so big so fast.
It was like putting down a pet. I wrote a thing about ethnic cleansing, getting rid of her so the preferred trees could flourish.
It helped. But I still felt guilty.
One time I had to remove a Navajo Willow. She was deforming two Live Oaks in the front yard because she was growing so big so fast.
It was like putting down a pet. I wrote a thing about ethnic cleansing, getting rid of her so the preferred trees could flourish.
It helped. But I still felt guilty.
