broken up by Richardphotos
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Description
I removed the threaded rod from the trunk of the tree and when I did the trunk fell apart.I thought I may have to use an axe to bust it apart. it was too cumbersome to move very far on my 2 wheel dolly.
I worked twice yesterday moving branches to the front and I am about 70 % done. some of the remaining I must cut into smaller pieces so I can lift over my 6'6" high fence

Comments (23)
I am stumped for a comment Richard !! Looks like a good job done.
Looks like you really have gotten the worst of it all behind you now, Richard.
Some good firewood when it dries up.
Wonderful capture abstract tree art
That tree was in bad shape, its good you got rid of it, of course it just mad more work for, outstanding capture!
You're on the right side of this challenge Richard! I hope the worst is over for you now. Steve ;)
That was quite a tree!
Lookin gooooooood
Looks like a lot of work! Great shot!
Wish I had a fireplace in my house I'd have you throw it on a truck and send it to me, but I don't have a fireplace so you can keep it--LOL! Great job you did there. Let me know when your done so I can take a break. Have a good one. Stan
Very great shot !!!
Interesting shot! Keep up the hard work! ;-)
When you have to do No chance to lost your time on for sure ((5++))
Glad you are finally almost done!
it sure has been a lot of work, I hope you can rest soon.
Too bad you don't have a fireplace - problem solved! LOL Cool shot, Richard!
happy no one got hurt or did damage to other stuff.
Somewhat like conjoined twins!
Beautiful done.
Lots of work, but it keeps you in shape.... Aloha
Watch your back when it comes to that tall fence.
Boy a lot hard work in this Texas heat, good thing you are about finished!
I like the shadows in this picture