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Re: Catastrophe...what you dont want to see when you come home

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 7:06 pm
by Edward Scissorhand
Bhodi, Look on the bightside, now you can make a shohin out of that Eucalyptus stump!! :lol:

Re: Catastrophe...what you dont want to see when you come home

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 9:33 pm
by bundyfisher
:cry: Very sad I hope it gets better mate ,now you have a very good excuse to extend the collection (always need extra backup)
Tony

Re: Catastrophe...what you dont want to see when you come home

Posted: January 2nd, 2010, 11:11 pm
by Chris Di Nola
Sorry to see that mate :cry: , but is one way of reducing your collection.
Really mate, if you need anything, let us know.

Cheers
Chris

Re: Catastrophe...what you dont want to see when you come home

Posted: January 3rd, 2010, 9:05 am
by aaron_tas
no good, that sucks to even see bodhi :!:

i hope that you find some positives in this shari situation.

Re: Catastrophe...what you dont want to see when you come home

Posted: January 3rd, 2010, 10:40 am
by bodhidharma
Thank you all for for your good thoughts and well wishes. It feels good to be involved with so many like minded people who give a damn. The end result is a lot of broken branches on trees(i do not believe how the wisteria escaped) it was between the two main trunks that fell :o and the branches, read huge, were resting in its foliage and only minor damage ensued. The elm has had major surgery and i believe will thrive. Major damage was pots, shadesails, benches and probably Arborist fees. Estimates are 3-4 grand plus two days hard work cleaning up. I am glad that is now out of the way and 2010 has been heralded in with a stack of firewood ready for winter :roll: May your 2010 be fortuitous and your trees become showstoppers :D

Re: Catastrophe...what you dont want to see when you come home

Posted: January 3rd, 2010, 1:00 pm
by shibui
Great to hear you still in good spirits and looking positive about the bonsai.
Maybe save that firewood for the winter after this - Wood takes quite a while to dry properly and burning green wood only clogs up the chimney and leads to chimney fires.
All the best,
Shibui