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Old 11-21-2019, 8:49pm   #1
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Cool firewood

On the corner of our lot we "had" a tree with a trunk about 2-1/2' to 3' in diameter. First the one side died, then the other. It's been completely dead for over 5 years now.

Tree services wanted way too much to bring it down. ( they don't drop trees anymore, they section them and drop pieces. More money out of your wallet into theirs)

The asshole neighbor sold the lot next to us and a builder purchased it. ( which is great, no more dealing with the wart on the ass of life ). Turns out the guy the builder has doing the driveway and septic work is local and both Mary and I know him and a lot of his relatives.

Andy offered to push the tree over when he brought his track hoe over. His son Drew brought it over yesterday and pushed it over for us in less than a minute.

New rules on where you can operate heavy equipment* kept him from getting in perfect position but the two small trees ( 6" ) were a fair price to pay for having the dead one pushed over

Here's firewood on the ground. I cut the two limbs off tonight into fireplace sized pieces and they are already on the front porch

* there are "blue strings" at various areas on the lots. If they drive the equipment onto those areas, they can be fined thousands of dollars. About half of the 1-1/2 acre lot is "off limits" to the heavy equipment
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