The
tree has long been a pain in our... gardening. Its roots found the
compost bins and the raised garden and the tree itself blocks much of
the morning sun.
I had trimmed as much of it as
I could (safely) reach, but there was still a lot I couldn't get to.
Plus the neighbors have a creeping vine that has climbed up into the
tree and is wreaking havoc on the fence as well.
Then,
after 4 years of serious drought, one of the larger branches shading
our garden partially broke. It kind of cracked and sagged down until it
was resting on the fence.
I spent a while out
there with the loppers cutting off as much of the branch as I could. The
area's better now, but there's still quite a bit of tree in the way.
I've read from "On Space" and get what you mean. Dan and I have found that when we have less of something (like space) it really pushes us into creative solutions we might not have thought of otherwise. You've been incredibly busy to make that solution happen. Impressive!
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