Felling of tree

Well it is done!
The huge gum is no more - only chip now.
The young fellows started at 7.45am & left at 2.30pm
Lucky for them they had the only fine day this week :D
Lucky for us too :D
Bernie & I sat on the back steps with our ear plugs in & watched them.
Funny you know, it's now hard to imagine it being there.

[Rick Schies]

Now all you have are the memories.

[Allison Williams]

Excellent way to tell the story.

[Melissa Pike]

I love the shots of the guy up in the tree! It really gives a great sense of scale. I'm still sad for you that you had to have your tree cut down, though.

[Lynda Parker]

How true about the weather... now it's raining so much, there'd be no chance to cut it if we had left it.

[Cherrill]

A great collage to tell your story.....as Rick says just memories now. The lovely smell must have been in the air for ages.

[Diana Moss]

As Cherrill says a great collage, I hope you don;t miss it too much

[Dianne Walsh]

Memories Lois you probably put that tree in 30 odd years ago when you moved in You must be able to see Target car park now but that would be better than it falling on the house as some other trees did to your neighbours house next door many years ago. Hey remember her on the news!!!!!!!!!!!

[bruni]

why did it have to go..was it getting too old or dangerous for some reasons??? nice collage. migh is this guy high up there just looking at it makes me feel dizzy