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Couple years ago, the top of a cedar tree by our porch had broken but not fully separated. It finally fell over and blocked the line of sight of the satellite i
by h2odragon 3y ago
Couple years ago, the top of a cedar tree by our porch had broken but not fully separated. It finally fell over and blocked the line of sight of the satellite internet antenna; so i had to climb up and cut the top out.
Just "mounting" a tree, going a few feet up the trunk, doesn't count. I do that frequently as elderly cat has a route down from the roof using a tree in the yard. I commonly get a couple feet up that tree and collect her on her way down; she finds it embarrassing but not so much as falling the last couple feet.
"I din't fall, that was a jump!"