This is the view from my granddaughter's bedroom window of the neighbour's tree which split in half this week and came down onto my daughter's garden. We were so lucky that neither my grandchildren nor my neighbour's children were playing in the garden at the time.
The tree surgeaon came as soon as he could to make it safe and remove the rest of the tree.
That is scary. I'm glad to learn nobody was hurt, and that the tree surgeon fixed it all up. :-)
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ReplyDeleteI am glad no one was hurt in your daughter's yard. I looks like a big tree, we had a tree come down this week too. Take care and stay safe! Enjoy your day!
It seems to be a very large tree for a suburban area. Small trees are good where there is space. Large trees belong in the forest.
ReplyDeleteI big mass in the garden. Lucky not on the house or people.
ReplyDeleteGoodness that was lucky but what a mess. It certainly seemed to be a big tree for that size garden. Our neighbours have 2 big trees in their gardens - a bay tree and a walnut tree. Both are much bigger than they need to be. We lost a tree in our garden years back in one of the storms. It fell in our garden and the one behind. It didn't do much damage as it wasn't that big. It damaged the fence but also our neighbour's fairly new sun bed. She was very upset about it and of course we replaced it - but who leaves a sunbed out in late October/Novemeber?!
ReplyDeleteThat would have been a lot of work.
ReplyDeleteFortunate, indeed, no person was hurt or home damaged. These big old trees often do not give any warning of anything wrong until they fall. In my neck of the woods, it is typical to be surrounded by such trees. They are beautiful and protected by the City but also a bit unnerving, especially in windstorms.
ReplyDeleteWow Lucky no-one was near it.
ReplyDeleteGoodness me, that's scary.
ReplyDeleteThank goodness no-one was hurt.
All the best Jan
Oh my gosh, as if we don’t have enough to worry about these days. Glad everybody was safe and that the tree expert could get there quickly.
ReplyDeleteOh, I do like Shoreham. Nice shots.
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