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Default Had to take a tree down

A neighbour pointed out to me that a tree in the corner of my garden had
died so I spent most of yesterday cutting it down using a handsaw, a
wood-cutting blade on an angle grinder, a tall ladder and a strong rope.
It was quite a job. Excuse the pun but I feel bushed.

A few scratches, a couple of cuts, a bit of a cold threatening to start.
But overall it was fun and given the absence of a chainsaw I'm
unreasonably smug about the result. :-) At any rate, it made a pleasant
change from the normal routine.

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James Harris

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