A Change In Plans

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thewoodlands

thewoodlands

Minister of Fire
Aug 25, 2009
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In The Woods
After hauling the first load out I was on my way to clear some small sugar maple from the trail when I looked to my right down the hill and sure has chit a big ole sugar maple came down.

Hauled two loads out with another one or two still up there. I left a seven footer I might try milling. Ran the 660 on this sugar maple which made it easier.


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GIBIR
 

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Looking at that thing it is a wonder it did not come down sooner. Will make excellent firewood for you though.
 
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