Rocky Ridge Farm. I am glad things turned out well for you. I know you handle your gas saw quite a bit sometimes things happen totally out of our control.
I witnessed something the last big hurricane we had in SWLA some time back and I cant explain it. I dont use a saw all that much because I have no need too. Two years ago I had 4 large oaks and 2 large cypress trees highly disfigured
by a hurricane 3 years ago. Too big of a job for my wife and I to have them cut down and removed off of our property. When the tree crew cut each of the 6 trees (and especially
the cypress trees) water would gush out of the stump and the cut tree above the stump. In the case of the cypress they were even under more pressure. The water spout was like
around 2 inches od. The water was coming from the centers of the trees mostly from the stump end. I saw this with my own eyes. Please tell me someone else has seen this before? Thanks in advance. Wingnut
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