Posted by big fred on June 26, 2011 at 14:50:13 from (97.113.189.91):
In Reply to: Wind Sheer posted by Allan In NE on June 26, 2011 at 05:07:10:
About 3 years ago we had roughly 70 trees removed to avoid that situation. Several maples, cedars, spruce, etc that were within striking range of our house, the neighbor's house, neighbor's shed, etc. probably 20-30 of the trees were in the 120 ft range, with many more between 80 and 120 ft. Scariest was a codominant western red cedar, 14 ft from the house and both trunks about 120 ft tall. Had it cut 12 ft up and the stump carved by a local artist. It now has 4 raccoons and a bear crawling on and around it.
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