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Downed tree * Deer * derrières * me a “D”
Tree - Straightening When Blown Over Summer or winter storms often blow over otherwise healthy trees. Here is a review of the basics of righting trees that lean or have fallen.
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The birdhouse our youngest Daughter got me is unscathed.
The first task is to shovel out a space under the root ball so it can fall back into place when the tree is pulled upright. Even if you can’t see a void under the root ball, dig underneath to remove soil that was disturbed as the tree fell. If you see broken roots, clip them cleanly with pruners. Use very thick padding under the rope or chain you wrap around the trunk in order to pull on the tree.
Deer
derrières
Infrared Digital Game Camera stable motion sensor that is activated by sensing infrared body, the heat of the animal in motion is the trigger for this Game
The birdhouse our youngest Daughter got me is unscathed.
The first task is to shovel out a space under the root ball so it can fall back into place when the tree is pulled upright. Even if you can’t see a void under the root ball, dig underneath to remove soil that was disturbed as the tree fell. If you see broken roots, clip them cleanly with pruners. Use very thick padding under the rope or chain you wrap around the trunk in order to pull on the tree.
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Deer
derrières
Infrared Digital Game Camera stable motion sensor that is activated by sensing infrared body, the heat of the animal in motion is the trigger for this Game ** 
We were hoping to capture pictures of the coyotes that are in our area…
1774, from Fr. derrière "back part, rear," originally an adv., "behind," from L.L. deretro, from L. de "from" + retro "back."
These are not the best of pictures, but one must consider the kind of camera it is and the intentions of that cameras use.
We were hoping to capture pictures of the coyotes that are in our area…
1774, from Fr. derrière "back part, rear," originally an adv., "behind," from L.L. deretro, from L. de "from" + retro "back."
37 comments:
Great D combo. I see I have lots to learn when posting. I'm glad the birdhouse made it out alive!
You sure would not wanted to have lost that birdhouse. Things made for us by our children are so precious.
Thats a huge tree to have to try and get back up. Lots of luck. Glad the birdhouse came away unscathed.
Happy wednesday
What a creative post!
That tree will sure keep you busy.
Hope the tree can be saved! And glad the birdhouse was ok since it was a special gift. Loved the deer photos and what you wrote! They made me smile!
Yes it looks like your going to be busy with all those down trees, sure glad the bird house survived.
Great photos of the deer
Cute cute cute!! that was one big tree down!
Good tutorial for downed trees. I also have some deer, but was closer and in daylight.
What a wonderful collection of Ds :o)
What fun surprises you must gt on your infrared camera!
Nice collection of D`s.
The birdhouse from your daughter is beautiful! :)
I hope that the tree will be ok. Good luck! :)
Wow! Aren't you clever! Lots going on here!
Great D from you,beautifil pictures:o)
wow....you really got som nice D!!
Love them all.
Delightful 'D's from our very own delightfil 'Dee'
Interesting post; especially about the drowned tree. You will be busy; looks like a lot of hard work. Good luck.
Are you really going to get that tree back up?
WOW, you are just FULL of "D's" today. Nice post
Lots of D! Very creative!
Interesting deer photography - I have never tried that!
What fun Ds .. tho Digging the Dirt to replant that Dree will be Daunting
You a Daffodil
Nice
WOW... you've got yourself a fancy camera. I would never have thought of Deer!http://themoderngoddess.wordpress.com/
Great photos for D!!
I hope that the tree can be saved!!
Have a nice day:)
Great post for D. . . I did not realize you could save a downed tree!
Great post for D, er back-end part lol.Nice and endjoyable.
Hallo again,my dog is a Shetland Sheepdog,(Sheltie for short).Thankyou for visiting my blog:o)
So sorry to see that your tree was downed by the heavy winds.My husband hit a deer while driving a few years ago.That was an experience that I will never forget.Needed to get our front windshield replaced.Thankfully that was the only damage and no one was hurt.
i am first time in your blog i like it
have a nice day
Love the deer derrieres! Nice to know how to straighten trees - I expected they'd die.
Dee-lightful!
Dramatic documentary!
Miss Yves
Very interesting group of photos.
I didn't know a tree could be righted. I shall remember that, in case we have a storm like last March's- we lost a tree then....
Lovely deer, too!!! LOL!
bottoms up to those dear derrieres
FANTASTIC D post! Sorry about the tree....but Happy that the Birdhouse didn't get damaged!
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