I apologize for this not being team-related, but I wanted to share with you why we had no Friday Finds on the blog yesterday. I have been involved with Mission Cleanup at our home after a
The tree was such an old beauty and will be dearly missed!
The photos were taken after much clean-up.
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Nice neighbor with his really big chainsaw!

We are very thankful that the tree did not----
- hit a passing car
- fall on a person or animal
- hit our home
- take down the power lines
- crush our van parked four feet away

Trying to talk my husband into leaving this portion with the roots and bottom part of the tree for use as a natural planter.
Hope you all are having a nice weekend... and if you happen to be traveling through Georgia with your chainsaw....
timBERRR......
(Friday Finds will return on Friday)
OMG!!!! Yes, I agree. Thank goodness no one or anything major was injured in the process. And I can imagine how sad to lose two such beautiful and wonderful trees. :( I love your idea of keeping a portion of the tree for natural landscaping. Brilliant! And a nice way to keep a part of the beloved tree alive.
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