Baymule
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Your new road is awesome! You will enjoy it very much, it's no fun getting stuck in the mud.
Senile Texas Aggie - comic relief for the rest of you
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Mike CHS
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That new road was some dollars well spent.
Rammy
Herd Master
Not to mention less wear and tear on STA's back.
Baymule
Herd Master
Congrats STA!! Youu have 100 pages on your journal! You are officially a blabberfingers! (so are we)
RollingAcres
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Bruce
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That will take some doing! We all better post a lot here to help out.
RollingAcres
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Good idea Bruce! One good way to get started on that, someone ask a question for others to answer, or start a discussion topic. 
Baymule
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What are your favorite trees and why?
Dogwood. I love the delicate white blooms in the woods in early spring.
Redbud. We have several on our place. They are a welcome splash of purple color in the early spring while the forest is still drab and gray.
Pear. Pear trees are the apple trees of the south. I love to can pears in a light syrup, they are so good.
Dogwood. I love the delicate white blooms in the woods in early spring.
Redbud. We have several on our place. They are a welcome splash of purple color in the early spring while the forest is still drab and gray.
Pear. Pear trees are the apple trees of the south. I love to can pears in a light syrup, they are so good.
RollingAcres
Herd Master
Red Maple - I love the auburn color of the leaves.
Coconut - My parents had a coconut tree in the backyard of the old house we grew up in. It makes me think of home and tropical beaches.
Weeping Willow - I just love the look of it.
Hickory - I like the Shagbark Hickory, the barks look cool. We also like to harvest the bark to make shagbark hickory tea.
Coconut - My parents had a coconut tree in the backyard of the old house we grew up in. It makes me think of home and tropical beaches.
Weeping Willow - I just love the look of it.
Hickory - I like the Shagbark Hickory, the barks look cool. We also like to harvest the bark to make shagbark hickory tea.
Mike CHS
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My favorite is the Southern Live Oak and the most fantastic one I have ever seen is on John's Island, SC (outside Charleston). The picture only shows 1/4 of the tree.
