Look at the bright side......
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Yikes. I live on the other side of the mountains from Seattle and Portland, and even we received extremely strong winds last night. Enough to sway very large trees and enough to knock off the cap to my well service opening on the roof. It was crazy, my dogs were going nutz. Glad I didn't have any serious damage, just a few broken limbs. Glad indeed, that I no longer live on the other side of the mtns.
-Kevin
-Kevin
Eric Johnson said:
Mixed??? I think not
More like COOL
! I've been meaning to cut them down for fire wood and was afraid they'd hit the house!! Now the insurance company will pay to replace that but ugly yellow siding, put a new roof on, and I get the wood for free. Woopie! There's no downside.
HEY That's my house ! Just kidding, Yep them winds were a whippin last night, over 1 million people out of power, lots of trees down all over, I have 5 extremely large Fir and Cedar trees in my back yard, they were swaying pretty good, but did not come down. I see a few new adds on craigslist for people wanting someone to come cut up their downed trees and haul them off, I am waiting for the adds to hit that has the wood already sectioned into rounds
That's my house ! Just kidding, Yep them winds were a whippin last night, over 1 million people out of power, lots of trees down all over, I have 5 extremely large Fir and Cedar trees in my back yard, they were swaying pretty good, but did not come down. I see a few new adds on craigslist for people wanting someone to come cut up their downed trees and haul them off, I am waiting for the adds to hit that has the wood already sectioned into rounds
I'd feel better if it was my neighbor's house. That way all of Warren's thoughts would come true. I wouldn't be paying higher insurance, and I could offer to help remove the tree and take some of the wood out of the way for him.
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