Looks like the cars are going to have to wait for awhile, something's moved up to the top of the "honey do" list... No major damage but it's going to take some effort to clean up...
At this very instant the news is showing a story about all these ENORMOUS old trees that got knocked down in Como Park in St. Paul last night. It wasn't even that much of a storm. I think the trees are rebelling...
[ QUOTE ] It wasn't even that much of a storm. I think the trees are rebelling... [/ QUOTE ] right,,,, thats why the sirens were wailing and i ended up with no power til almost noon today,,,, we were on our way back from hiking at the state park when the wind and hail hit,,,, 94 was at a standstill,,,, it was a pain in the ass,,,, kisses oh and good luck with your tree problem CharlieLed
[ QUOTE ] Chuck, there's the wood supply for your 34 bodies..... [/ QUOTE ] You're crackin' me up Mike...I was actually thinkin' that some good ole California Eucalyptus would be perfect for that Mini-Winnie!
Whatever you do, don't save that shit for firewood. Eucalyptus burns great...until it EXPLODES. Good Luck. -r
Accually it makes good fire wood dry it out for 12mths and burn it smells good too JR only explodes if its wet
that same thing happened over at my grandmas house in lakeside. if you need any help shoot me a message.. wes
[ QUOTE ] [ QUOTE ] Chuck, there's the wood supply for your 34 bodies..... [/ QUOTE ] You're crackin' me up Mike...I was actually thinkin' that some good ole California Eucalyptus would be perfect for that Mini-Winnie! [/ QUOTE ] Eucalyptus?? cool that means you could have pet Koalas
[/ QUOTE ] Eucalyptus?? cool that means you could have pet Koalas [/ QUOTE ] Only at the San Diego Zoo... These trees were brought to the US when the cross continental railway was built. They were desirable because the wood was as strong as oak but unlike oak eucalyptus grew very fast. It was only after they tried to split the trees into railroad ties that they found that the grain of the tree spiraled and could not be easily split into square ties. Now we're stuck with a bunch of these trees and no koalas to eat them....
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