Latest update: The arborist we contacted didn't even need to come out; when he heard the species of tree, the size, and the angle it was leaning at, he said "take it down and replace it, you can't save it."
So it's going to be much, much hotter mowing the back yard this summer. That was my favorite shady corner of the yard; I always saved it for last to cool down during the final quarter of the mowing.
At least now we can also replace the fruit tree we took down two years ago because of the cedar blight (or whatever the hell it was called) that was killing it.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.
So it's going to be much, much hotter mowing the back yard this summer. That was my favorite shady corner of the yard; I always saved it for last to cool down during the final quarter of the mowing.
At least now we can also replace the fruit tree we took down two years ago because of the cedar blight (or whatever the hell it was called) that was killing it.
-- Bob
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Then the horns kicked in...
...and my shoes began to squeak.