So, about hurricane Sandy

[voxwoman]

As you may or may not know, we had a tree down last October from the hurricane. We are finally able to get moving on remediation and repairs - not because funds have suddenly become available, but because I finally got tired of playing phone tag and excuse-du-jour with the tree/landscape service that hand originally contracted with me to remove the tree stump from my yard so I could replace the fence. This has been going on since FEBRUARY.

I found some other people willing and ready to take care of this for me.

The ground has been cleared this weekend and we are getting on the fence company's schedule this afternoon when we give them a deposit.
cut for photos
The day of the storm:


before the tree removal

another view (October 2012)

Work begins (August 2013)




Notice the shed in the back in the neighbor's yard has been redone.


the roots have been cut away from the stump


fence-ready, waiting for the debris to be hauled away

Comments

[saminz.livejournal.com]

Hey, thanks for the view!
So, the shed is redone - and what about the house? I remember it being in rather bad shape, back then, but a beautiful structure, basically. Hope they're taking care of it now?

Looks like very nice work they did there, with your tree.
Will you be getting another fence in your own garden, as well? (I've never quite understood the use of that one ;-).)
And: Will there be another young tree...?

[voxwoman.livejournal.com]

No tree, no new fence inside the yard. We're moving the garden to behind the garage and it will be larger.

Maybe fruit trees somewhere, but I don't want to shade the garden area with a tree in that spot.