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Re: Clearing Those Darned Stumps
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Posted by John A. on February 19, 2005 at 12:25:20 from (65.161.170.65):
In Reply to: Clearing Those Darned Stumps posted by Allan in NE on February 19, 2005 at 07:54:59:
Allan , Looooks good to me in the background there. Is that there at the house? Clearin out a good Fire Break or what? Maybe a new Pool! Do I smell BBQ cooking?????? Anyway we've got a guy, running now, Pushing Cedar. Man it was as thick as the trees in the background on your pics. Just looked at it in the rain a little while ago. Did it ever open up! He has done about 30 acres so far of Cedar, we leave the Hardwoods though. My hunters will squeal like a pig under a gate. Thinking we have ruined the place. It will be just a good if not better by fall. Anyway ...Enjoyed you pics a usual. Sorry to hear about the computer. I would call customer service anyway an tell them.... They might do something....It shouldn't die a few days out of warrenty! Later, John A.
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