One stump plagued Dad for years. Den finally got it out. Another stump defied his powerful pushing. It was a cedar. The red heart center is the strongest and oldest growth. We use it for fence posts. This cedar stump will set some more. It refused to move. Notice the bright red of the splinters.
The pile grows slowly
as the Dogwood flowers
and farmers work on and on.
Happy Easter.
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and don't forget you have lots and lots of firewood.. happy Easter
We've been working on stumps lately too. Happy Easter, Gail...:)JP
Oak stumps are also stubborn.
Have a wonderful Easter!
I had a wicked stump I couldn't get out in the back yard, so I chipped the center out and put in some earth and a lovely bed of flowers grew year after year till the whole darn thing rotted and fell away. Have a wonderful feast on Easter Sunday and praising all that you have. Hugz to dear Marcy. lol Lilly
Something so simple yet beautiful about a dogwood bloom.
Happy Easter Friend
i have a ton of downed limbs around here which i did not work on this winter. now it is too grown up to do anything. next winter... :)
Happy Easter to you Gail!
I love seeing all of the work you do, it is as you said, never ending. The list of things to do or fix I think is getting much longer than our strength. :)
I like Saucy's comment. Make lemonade.
Lots of work to do ~ Happy Easter to you & yours ~
Hubby is starting to get tired of doing everything by backing up. We looked at a Kioti about the same size as our sub compact Yanmar Cub Cadet.
With a bucket loader.
Have a wonderful week! ♥
Stumps are stubborn darn things.
Beautiful flower, Happy Easter.
You guys sure work hard over there!
=)
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