Re: Fighting it off Friday!
Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2022 7:28 pm
LadyM, I saw a headline somewhere yesterday about diesel gasoline being in short supply throughout USA. I don't know what it's all about, just saw that at the head of an article online somewhere.
Our neighbor is having his BIG heritage oaks (1 on each side of his house, 2 of them) cut up and the company is putting the pieces in a trailer they are pulling to take it all away. Great Big bangs of noise as they dump it into the trailer. I will miss seeing these beautiful trees there. The wind rocked the trees back and forth until the roots came up out of the ground. We have as big a tree in our back yard. We are extremely lucky our tree is saved. A lot of stuff fell out of it, but it is still sturdy in the ground.
DH cut up his brackets for inside the top pieces. What was left we hauled across the street to the big pile we're making over there for pickup. Our piles of stuff continue to grow. They don't care how we pile it up as long as we have it off the street and not on our property (in the county right-of-way) and we must separate the household stuff that got ruined in it's own piles and the vegetation in piles of their own. His old table saw started sparking and smoking and quit working. That's in the garbage can now.
I wonder when they'll come to get all this stuff?
Our neighbor is having his BIG heritage oaks (1 on each side of his house, 2 of them) cut up and the company is putting the pieces in a trailer they are pulling to take it all away. Great Big bangs of noise as they dump it into the trailer. I will miss seeing these beautiful trees there. The wind rocked the trees back and forth until the roots came up out of the ground. We have as big a tree in our back yard. We are extremely lucky our tree is saved. A lot of stuff fell out of it, but it is still sturdy in the ground.
DH cut up his brackets for inside the top pieces. What was left we hauled across the street to the big pile we're making over there for pickup. Our piles of stuff continue to grow. They don't care how we pile it up as long as we have it off the street and not on our property (in the county right-of-way) and we must separate the household stuff that got ruined in it's own piles and the vegetation in piles of their own. His old table saw started sparking and smoking and quit working. That's in the garbage can now.
I wonder when they'll come to get all this stuff?