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After-We now have a great view of the 7th hole.
Below is a photo of a Green ash on the hillside left of the 5th tee. It's quite obvious this tree needed to be removed before it unexpectedly falls.
Friday, November 16, 2012
Tree Removals
A few hazardous and unhealthy trees needed to be removed this fall. Probably the most noticeable are three large willows next to the pond on 6. The willow trees were around 30-40 years old. After 30-40 years these trees served their purpose. Willows are a short lived trees and these particular trees had a great degree of rot and decay throughout their structures.
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