So, can you see it?
Look closely now.
Not until you get near enough to look up.
There.
The neighbor’s tree adjacant tree house, hidden from sight by trees.
I love trees.
Here’s the husband for size reference, holding the enemy of trees. The chain saw birthday gift I’ve lived to regret.
I neither know, nor want to find out what he was cutting down there.
I shall just enjoy the leaf cover those glorious trees provide.
And maybe do this –
I love trees also….in someone else’s yard, however. Before I relocated to my current place, I had 15 trees in my yard. Everytime we had bad weather, I had branches that broke, coming out the wahzoo! Hurricane force winds? More branches, so large, they had to be chainsawed to size. It was a constant battle but! Like I said, I love trees especially oak, spruce, maple Bradbury Pear and a host of others. Where I live now…not a tree in sight. I get my shade from a tree in my neighbors back yard. Heavy winds? Bring it! Let the neighbor clean the mess and pick up the fall leaves. My yard is clean! 😉
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There is something to be said for a tree free yard down south.
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I always say there’s nothing like having a mutant arm-adillo handy to protect your favorite tree. Now, if you can only get one of your masked raccoon friends to steal hubby’s chainsaw, your joy will be complete.
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From your lips to the raccoon’s ears…
👍
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I have a tree outside my living room window that I call Irma–she was stripped bare during her namesake hurricane and came back twice as beautiful!
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Trees are marvelous things.
🌳
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I just the hubs doesn’t cut the trees that are hiding that peeping Tom looking treehouse. Where I hope the Squirrel family is wreaking havoc on the inhabitants.lol
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Well, it is a brand new house. They should move in…
😉
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I have had to cut down some trees and I about cry when I do. I just discovered I have two more big branches and another dead pine. So I’ll get some wood to stay warm this winter which is the only solace I get from it. I prefer to see them stay standing – lush and green.
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We’re surrounded by old growth trees but aside from a few mature birch don’t have luck planting new ones.
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I have a BUNCH of sugar maples that pop up everywhere. I have also discovered digging them up, putting them in a pot for a year, THEN transplanting them makes a world of difference. ……. or maybe it’s just dumb luck on my part. LOL
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We plant, they do well for a few years then… splat. Japanese beetles destroyed one. Brown tail moths another. One was uprooted during a storm. One dried up from lack of water. Another drown in too much water. Bad luck.
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hmmmmmmmm
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Wait, that’s a tree house? It looks like a house-house that happens to be tucked away inside some trees…
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It’s a tree adjacent tree house since technically it’s not in a tree. It’s about the size of a bathroom.
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I need one of those saw things but I’m afraid I’d go nuts and end up with no trees.
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It’s a slippery slope.
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