John Graves wrote:
Ann,
I had wondered if anyone would pick up on that. I saw it too.
I knew YOU saw it :)
The tree guys came in the other day and there is nothing left but
logs big logs! I am waiting to see how that gets handled he
he....BTW after pruning, the root balls fell back into place. Maybe
a few pictures this afternoon when the light gets better. After all
that it's 50 deg and sunny here now.
John / WA1JG
same here - snow gone, 50 or so here, but mobs of people in my
neighborhood instead of
trees
ann
ann sanfedele wrote:
John Graves wrote:
When things get interesting, it helps to get a camera out.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jhg2/sets/72157623535053242/
Had no idea when I first looked at these that the tree fell on your
house...
and I had only seen the first two... (I have a problem with images on
flicker because of my email set up
too annoying to get into explaining)
I was struck (ooops, no pun...) by this one ---
http://www.flickr.com/photos/jhg2/4395385432/in/set-72157623535053242/
because of the threatening _hand_ in the left of the image..
never saw the tree trunk and house until now (never came up)
I do the same re when things get "interesting" -- or have done... a
way of coping.
Be well and watch your blood pressure when udeanling with the adjustor
best,
ann
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