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Be careful brother. Take your time on cutting, I'm thinking you have your hands really full, I hope you don't get anymore storms like that for a while.....
Bogy, some might be big enough 4 milling, plenty of wood down. I still need to check the higher wind areas, I'm just hoping certain trees in those areas are okay.
S.O., I'll be careful, easy chit first. A Flash Flood Watch is on for or area, AccuWeather is saying we might get some high winds
I just hope we don't get the high winds, we have enough down.
I did stop by the Wood Chop Chop this morning to pick up some 2 cycle engine oil, if it's not raining I'll be in working during the week & weekend. Some of it will be easy cutting so I'm looking at bucking up five trees a day on the weekends, we'll see how the frame holds up.
S.O., I'll be careful, easy chit first. A Flash Flood Watch is on for or area, AccuWeather is saying we might get some high winds
I just hope we don't get the high winds, we have enough down.I did stop by the Wood Chop Chop this morning to pick up some 2 cycle engine oil, if it's not raining I'll be in working during the week & weekend. Some of it will be easy cutting so I'm looking at bucking up five trees a day on the weekends, we'll see how the frame holds up.
Last night around 8 or 9, about two hours after I took a cold shower.
People are complaining about being out of power but I think the crews did a good job, this area has a chit load of trees down, the worst we've been hit since we moved here.
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