Sandy Trees

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firewoodjunky

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Sep 18, 2010
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Central/Western MA
Well I was able to get out and survey the full effects of Sandy on Wednesday. I am thankful that we avoided the worst of the storm. Just some trees took a hit, nothing else. I feel for all of those out there who have suffered through much worse during this storm and I hope that things improve for them as rapidly as possible. My town suffered through a tornado last year and we are still cleaning up. It's not easy.

OK, onto some pics (because I know, I know, if we don't see pictures it didn't happen!)

First two pics are pre-storm, I was cleaning up a red oak that had been down for a few years, it was perfectly balanced across two rocks so the wood stayed in great shape.

Red Oak

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Some of the red oak bucked and stacked (I really need a quad because lugging these guys out of the woods is not fun)

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Onto the storm...the top third of a white pine snapped off in the front of the house (it's the one in the middle)

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Here's that top partially prepped -

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End of the road (the dog is considering that tree as a bit too large to run around with)

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Top view of that downed tree

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One down at my neighbors place

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Moving on into the back of the property, I'll post two pics of this guy because I think it's pretty cool

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Same tree, different picture

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And continuing on to the lower part of the lot

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I just reached my ten image cap, so I'll throw the last couple on a follow up post. I think there are only one or two left.
 
Here are the last couple of pictures -

Maple down in the back yardish area

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Cleaning up the same maple

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One more in the woodlot (but I can't really remember where it was, getting old isn't easy!)

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And another in the back of the woodlot

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I have some work to do.....

And I gotta get a quad before I keel over from a heart attack humping these things out :)
 
Yeah, my ability to cut has been severely diminished by a certain 7 month old....

I'll probably get this cleaned up just in time for the next storm :)
 
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