Picture test of driveway
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We built our house in the middle of a 6 acre woods. I would say that about 60% of the trees are 80 - 100 year old shagbark hickories. The rest are sugar maples, white and black oaks, sassy-fras, hophornbeam and black cherry.
I will honestly say that the shagbarks can be a pain in the @$! during this time of year. Man do we have nuts this year. You need a hardhat in the yard. They also ike to drop "clumps" of twigs with full leaves this time of year. You should hear the lawnmower .... wow.
I will honestly say that the shagbarks can be a pain in the @$! during this time of year. Man do we have nuts this year. You need a hardhat in the yard. They also ike to drop "clumps" of twigs with full leaves this time of year. You should hear the lawnmower .... wow.
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kenny chaos
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Hey Einstein,
I'm glad you picked that up - that explains the large piles of crap I keep finding in the yard! I thought the dog was having issues . . .
I'm glad you picked that up - that explains the large piles of crap I keep finding in the yard! I thought the dog was having issues . . .
Jack Straw
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Those nuts also attract the critters. When I start my plow tuck in the fall the nuts come out of the muffler. I find them in the air filter also.
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