Hail in Perth
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Greth
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Re: Hail in Perth
Wouldnt surprise me much, however that is why the girls are inside or close to the house and supervised whenever the chainsaw is operating or the tractor is moving. They are pretty useful at unloading the wood once it gets to the house tho!
If you are not killing plants, then you are not extending yourself as a gardener..
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Re: Hail in Perth
Is it physically possible for a tree to upright itself like that? I've never heard of that before, it's utterly fascinating.
.: may your organs fail before your dreams fail you :.
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Re: Hail in Perth
By removing the trunk branches it's a very real possibility especially if anchored by the roots, the counter balance is removed.
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Re: Hail in Perth
Thanks for the pictures Bonzai dog. Can you use the fig as firewood?
"Advice is rarely welcome, and the one's who need it the most welcome it the least"
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bonzaidog
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Re: Hail in Perth
All gone Bodhi!...after I poached a few big cuttingsbodhidharma wrote:Thanks for the pictures Bonzai dog. Can you use the fig as firewood?
,the chipper moved in, you can't tell there was ever, a tree there now! It could have been used for firewood I guess,once it had dried out,but it probably wouldn't have the intensity of a nice load of hardwood..I've long since moved onto gas heating...easier and cleaner! 
....Dog.
