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Old 05-16-2009, 09:28 AM   #1
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Default Hey man, do you want a hard maple ?

That is what the city streets guy asked when he called yesterday at lunch. "Yea, one fell on a car this morning in the storm. We are down here cleaning up the mess right now"

I was over there in about 5 minutes. They already had it delimbed and off the car...I said next time call me before you start, it would make a better picture.

It was a small tree, but it sure did not do the car any good.
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The tree was hollow, the reason it blew over... it's firewood.
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