Tree removal day.

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A tree broke off in a recent storm, threatening our bunkie.
2025-05-28-Tree-Removal-1 by Norm Head, on Flickr

Call in the tree removal guys.
2025-05-28-Tree-Removal-2 by Norm Head, on Flickr

2025-05-28-Tree-Removal-3 by Norm Head, on Flickr

FIguring out what needs to be done. The one previously living tree was hung up on a standing dead poplar. A dangerous situtation.
2025-05-28-Tree-Removal-4 by Norm Head, on Flickr

Limbing the trees.
2025-05-28-Tree-Removal-5 by Norm Head, on Flickr

2025-05-28-Tree-Removal-6 by Norm Head, on Flickr

All done, both trees left to rot on the ground. Soon (realtively speaking) to be soil, once again.
2025-05-28-Tree-Removal-7 by Norm Head, on Flickr

 

[Digger...]

Your not gonna use them for fire wood?

 

[Jeff15]

Interesting shots ...

 

[21limited]

Your not gonna use them for fire wood?

I have quite a lot of firewood waiting to be cut on my lot. I actually don’t burn softwoods. Heavy when wet, light when dry. Not enough BTUs to keep your hosue warm in a Canadian winter.

Interesting shots ...

An interesting day. The trees came down while I was eating lunch. I was hoping to make a movie of them coming down. YOU snooze you lose…. or in this case, you eat lunch you lose.