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ShazzieB

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8. I learned a lot from these photos!

Reply to Mousetoescamper (Original post)

Tue Mar 5, 2024, 01:26 AM

Mar 2024

I've never had the opportunity to watch a large tree being removed and did not know much about the process. I now have a much better idea of the steps involved, especially as the photos document the whole thing so thoroughly. Nice work!

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Timber! Felling a large Bald Cypress in a city neighborhood [View all] Mousetoescamper Mar 2024 OP

I hate seeing big trees come down..I can understand but still.. Deuxcents Mar 2024 #1

I'll miss seeing the tree rising above the roofs across the street. It was especially beautiful in the evening sunlight. Mousetoescamper Mar 2024 #4

Yes..I can see how you will miss that view. Deuxcents Mar 2024 #7

Those professional arborists really know their stuff. Diamond_Dog Mar 2024 #2

The work doesn't come cheap. A tree this size could cost up to $3,000 to remove. Mousetoescamper Mar 2024 #5

Wow, that's tough work, my dear Mousetoescamper! You caught the action very well. CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2024 #3

Thanks! Mousetoescamper Mar 2024 #6

I learned a lot from these photos! ShazzieB Mar 2024 #8

It was fascinating to watch. Thanks! Mousetoescamper Mar 2024 #9

That is sad.. jfz9580m Mar 2024 #10