CrazyScotsman
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If only I could cut down that tree.
Tight fit
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CrazyScotsman
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Well I was trying to post pictures, but I see that didn't happen 
Larryheadhunter
X-Rookies Still Luving it
Ken, all I can say is I know the feeling.
CrazyScotsman
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Bob, You tell my DW that her beloved tree is going to be cut down. I'll make sure I am out of town when you tell her. LOL
Larry. I am lucky that I can even turn the computer on.
Larry. I am lucky that I can even turn the computer on.
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CrazyScotsman
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Bob, I think she would probably do that, before the tree got touched LOL
CrazyScotsman
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Well, let's try this again
CrazyScotsman
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Lets see if this works again
One of these days that tree is gone. Just don't tell my wife.
One of these days that tree is gone. Just don't tell my wife.
CrazyScotsman
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Can't believe I done it.
Thanks for all the help Cookie.
Only another 10 ton of gravel to be brought in to finish the job.
Thanks for all the help Cookie.
Only another 10 ton of gravel to be brought in to finish the job.
CrazyScotsman
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fjspinelli
Common Sense Jake
Looks like it needs a couple of day laborers and a couple of shovels. A move to the right (toward the property line) would solve the issue. I would worry more about that branch on the neighbor's tree on the other side of the fence. Now that I can see disappearing in the nightNone
VixPix
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Well, I may be putting in more than you desire, but it really appears you have that tree there as the first phase of supplying you with lumber to build a covered roof off the side of your house. You'll eliminate the need for snow/ice removal, the rubber roof will stay looking very nice as will the sides - think of all the washing you'll save yourself. And that one little tree was the beginning - plus, if you live there much longer that tree will be a major nuisance on that turn.
By the way, we have two yorkies: Lucie & Milo - they don't know that they are D...O...G...S!
Cheeers,
Victor
By the way, we have two yorkies: Lucie & Milo - they don't know that they are D...O...G...S!
Cheeers,
Victor
CrazyScotsman
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That pine tree was our first Christmas tree when we had the house built in 2000, it was barely 4 feet tall. Wife had me plant it there after Christmas was over with, and I think wife would get rid of me before she would that tree. It took an act of congress just to trim some branches off it so they wouldn't rub up against the truck.
Now if only my neighbour would cut down that Black Walnut tree that hangs over the fence. You know the mess they can make, that's why we had 3 Black Walnuts cut down last year.
JimB, it's nice being able to park next to the house, neighbour has his Montana next to his, the joys of living on a cul de sac, everyone gets along, and basicly you can get away with parking anything in the road or our driveways.
Now if only my neighbour would cut down that Black Walnut tree that hangs over the fence. You know the mess they can make, that's why we had 3 Black Walnuts cut down last year.
JimB, it's nice being able to park next to the house, neighbour has his Montana next to his, the joys of living on a cul de sac, everyone gets along, and basicly you can get away with parking anything in the road or our driveways.
CrazyScotsman
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Ray LeTourneau
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OK, here's an idea. Way down at the bottom of the trunk, cut about 3/4 of the way through the trunk on the front half. Next time you back the trailer in, just make a slight miscalculation and OOP's I ran over the tree. Problem solved!None
CrazyScotsman
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Boy o boy, you guys are full of good ideas, I'm just glad my wife never gets on here. LOL I for sure would be up the preferbial creek without the paddle if that tree mysteriously fell down.
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