When this dead tree dropped, the force broke a large rock. I got a lot of good firewood out of the tree. Now I need some freezing temps so that I can haul it without getting stuck in the mud like I did a couple of weeks ago.
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Dead Tree
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Todd67
Minister of Fire
I love when mother nature drops big trees for me, especially when nothing gets broke except a "little" rock
. Looks like a cord of wood there.
. Looks like a cord of wood there.
