Glassmanoak's Contest #9 with Multiple Winners... AND chat thread!
- Thread starter glassmanoak
- Start date
- th_trl_thread_readers 0
- Status
#1
Predictability... love it or hate it, it's best to just accept and deal with it.
Here's a new-ish theme for entries, AFAIK...
Be careful posting pics like this, they are often on women and may reveal too much for ECF TOS!
Predictability... love it or hate it, it's best to just accept and deal with it.
Here's a new-ish theme for entries, AFAIK...
Be careful posting pics like this, they are often on women and may reveal too much for ECF TOS!
#3
An unfortunate aspect of owning a lot of trees, due to drought and just living in a forest...having to burn the downers ever so often:
An unfortunate aspect of owning a lot of trees, due to drought and just living in a forest...having to burn the downers ever so often:
1- Might just be that they find it harder to tax, or fall in the "oh it's poison" crowd. Aggravating to say the least but then again most government is.
#2
I have never burned a tree unless it was for heat and/or cooking. I have cut many, many dead and poorly placed trees down, it's inevitable unless you live in a desert. For the past few years they are or have been reclaimed by nature without my help unless I needed what they give. "Natural" carbon reclamation of their material has been very inconvenient and I hope it has been worth the hassle. I just wish the chipper was still working, especially for the juniper (often called "cedar"). I could really use some more mulch for the pathways, although oak wilt has made the whole reclamation process extremely inconvenient.
Someday I'll post a pic of the trench all the cut trees are in, although it's kind of depressing compared to all the pics of lovely flora in this thread. Here's something pretty cool, in the flesh...
I have never burned a tree unless it was for heat and/or cooking. I have cut many, many dead and poorly placed trees down, it's inevitable unless you live in a desert. For the past few years they are or have been reclaimed by nature without my help unless I needed what they give. "Natural" carbon reclamation of their material has been very inconvenient and I hope it has been worth the hassle. I just wish the chipper was still working, especially for the juniper (often called "cedar"). I could really use some more mulch for the pathways, although oak wilt has made the whole reclamation process extremely inconvenient.
Someday I'll post a pic of the trench all the cut trees are in, although it's kind of depressing compared to all the pics of lovely flora in this thread. Here's something pretty cool, in the flesh...
2- That is good looking, lot of texture in the while tree though.. couple of my tats have texture like that though and I sort of like it.
1
Wow... didn't get much posting in yesterday. Don't expect much today either... Bummer.
Here is a picture of some countrees... ?
Wow... didn't get much posting in yesterday. Don't expect much today either... Bummer.
Here is a picture of some countrees... ?
Last edited:
- Status
Similar threads
- Locked
- Locked
- Locked
- Locked