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In article , Christina Websell
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If you want to use a chainsaw, make sure someone else is there.
I can use a bowsaw but, as you say, it's tiring.
I'm thinking of paying someone to come and do it.
Tina



Last time we had next doors tree down I actually manage to build a work
horse thingy which took three logs at a time and then sawed through all
three at once which was much easier but the apple and the oak branches
now lying in heaps on the lawn are all a bit 'branchy' so would lie flat
and be ropes together.
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Janet Tweedy
Dalmatian Telegraph
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