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Old 07-03-2004, 04:15 PM
dave weil
 
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So, this morning, I go out to my car to make my morning trek for the
paper and coffee when I noticed deep tire tracks through my yard. I
then noticed that my 3 year old cherry tree had been hit, the redbud
sapling planted late last fall was almost knocked over, a couple of
just emerging narcissi crushed and one of my Don Juans apparently
driven over (but seemingly relatively unscathed. The car missed *my*
car by about 3 inches.

The kwaaza cherry had a nice patch knocked off of the base and is at
about 20 degrees list now. I white glued the wound and will probably
get some stakes and rope, although it's going to be hard to get it
upright without using turnbuckles or something (it's got a 3 inch wide
trunk, so it's not a tiny tree). The redbud was small enough for me to
simply upright it, and I hope that no permanent damage was done. I
don't know how it escaped being snapped as it was directly between the
tire tracks. I'm hoping that the Don Juan wasn't damaged, but it's
hard to tell what shock might have been incurred.

One bright side - I found bits of car plastic and a wedge-shaped slice
of headlight glass. Hee hee.
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