Stormy Day
A big limb got blown off the tree in my front yard today. I didn't get home till late and I was really glad it didn't quite make it into the street. I pulled it back off the sidewalk because people were having to go around.
I didn't check the fence to see if it was okay, for some reason they do seem to blow over around here also. I don't ever remember it being so windy as it has been lately. We also had a lot of rain today, which was good for the lawn.
Quote: In order to understand life it is not only necessary not to be indifferent to men, but not to be indifferent to flocks, to trees. One should be indifferent to nothing. -Remy de Gourmont
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Later I realized that probably someone pulled the limb out of the road so they could drive by...;-(
Just be glad it didn't fall on your house.
nankin - or on someones car ;-O
I may have to trim that tree back, it's Ash which I'm told is soft wood and seems to lose limbs with every strong wind.
We had a limb come down on our driveway lately too. I think it's a conspiracy.
janet - You may be right, I have heard other people say the same thing is happening to them.
I had a huge part of my Bradford Pear tree fall out during a storm the first year I was in my home -- my neighbors were these great Brits and came and knocked on my door when I got in late from work -- it was about 10:30pm. He said, with a thick British accent "Have you seen your tree?" I thought what a goof, comes over at 10:30p on a worknight to talk about my tree. A huge limb has been stripped from the tree and was lying all the way into the street.
The next day when I came home from work, he had taken his chain saw to it and chopped it up in little slices.
I still miss them. They were such great neighbors.
Hubby's home if you need any help.
I was home when those storms roared through, we stood outside and watched the clouds -- I really believed I'd see a torando drop down, they blew in so fast and the clouds were so dark!
~alifeinspired.blogspot.com
p.s. ... yeah, I need to update my blog, working on it now that we're home from the weeks at the hospital.
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