This afternoon I trimmed the top of the broken tree near my well's pump house.
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Original damage |
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Now after the top was trimmed. |
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Original damage |
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Now after the top was trimmed. |
A series of photos showing the damaged tree top.
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Trimmed off top. |
Some of the top branches were mostly - but not always - detached from the tree trunk. I had to cut them off.
These and other previous broken branches wanted to stay up on the other branches and not drop to the ground. It was a pain to get them to fall to the ground. Often I would have to carefully walk out on live branches and trim off side branches of the broken branch so it wouldn't catch on other live branches. One branch I had to cut shorter so I could maneuver the branch around and down.
Even so, the trimmed branch in the previous photo still wouldn't fall all the way to the ground. I had to stand on a step ladder so I could reach the branch and pull it down to the ground.
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Some of the trimmed branches from the tree top. |
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