Dang, gotta work tomorrow, Sunday
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surgeon,
Snohomish is 35 miles from Seattle along the Skykomish River. It was settled in the late 1800's. Almost all the architecture is historic, and is maintained that way, likely by code.
eagle,
Lake Roesiger is in the Cascade foothills. Half of the western side has been disfigured by a giant obnoxious clearcut, right to the road, with homes and cabins on the lake side. All but one of the trees we cut were tall evergreens in close proximity to three homes, many had significant trunk rot, all were subject to failure--one had already gone down, jus tmissing two homes. In addition, the recent clearcut exposed them more. There are still at least 30 trees on the appx 1/2 acre lot.
Snohomish is 35 miles from Seattle along the Skykomish River. It was settled in the late 1800's. Almost all the architecture is historic, and is maintained that way, likely by code.
eagle,
Lake Roesiger is in the Cascade foothills. Half of the western side has been disfigured by a giant obnoxious clearcut, right to the road, with homes and cabins on the lake side. All but one of the trees we cut were tall evergreens in close proximity to three homes, many had significant trunk rot, all were subject to failure--one had already gone down, jus tmissing two homes. In addition, the recent clearcut exposed them more. There are still at least 30 trees on the appx 1/2 acre lot.
Dang, you're close!!!
Same genus!
Was it topped right above the main stem? Blacks around here usually have stronger upright growth. Last fall one was removed about a block from my house that was likely 95' tall. For some reason blacks were interplanted with filberts quite a bit. Or is there some other species of Juglans.
Eagle1
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Wow, nice tree. Slippery when wet!!
Rbtree. understood.
Rbtree. understood.
RB,
Doesnt that 7900 make 066's and 385's feal like heavy clubs?
Doesnt that 7900 make 066's and 385's feal like heavy clubs?
Or climber,
Yes it is juglans but not walnut....
Ben,
Yup yup yup!!
Craig,
This spot is north of the Skykomish River. There's lots of monster cottonwood around. I've not heard of that stove shop.
Today's travels found this interesting tree:
ID anyone?
Yes it is juglans but not walnut....
Ben,
Yup yup yup!!
Craig,
This spot is north of the Skykomish River. There's lots of monster cottonwood around. I've not heard of that stove shop.
Today's travels found this interesting tree:
ID anyone?
'nother:
One mo'
Check out the poor old previously topped maple...off to the side
Check out the poor old previously topped maple...off to the side
I spotted this item of interest on my way to a bid, and had to go back to snap some pics:
Some kind of Oriental writings? anyone recognize?
John Paul Sanborn
Above average climber
Call it a long cycle pollard and go in and trim it down again. Your a good salesman, you can do it
Too early for deciduous dawn redwood, and different foliage.
Today, I got some better pics of the awesome old cedar partriarch that watches over the lowlands, which might be over 8 feet dbh, about 150 feet tall, and dead except for one branch for as long as I can remember, 20 yrs or so...
another
By the way, that other tree is a juglans cinerea...butternut
By the way, that other tree is a juglans cinerea...butternut
I've never measured it, wish I'd though to do it today....but check out the car, it is even with the tree, and about 6 feet wide...the tree looks to be about 10 feet dbh, eh?
SilverBlue
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First wet day we have had here in a while, looks like Sunday will be spent milling some red oak is that considered work? Anyone have a tree arch they can lend me?
is that considered work? Anyone have a tree arch they can lend me?
