Posted by tractorsam on September 23, 2012 at 02:21:08 from (71.7.148.190):
In Reply to: Falling limb posted by 37Chief on September 22, 2012 at 22:51:43:
I was attending a country show in the UK a couple of years ago outside a little town called Aylsham. The event was being held on the grounds of a local stately home which features a lot of very large, very old trees. It was quite a warm, sunny day but I noticed that none of the exhibitors were near the trees which seemed like it would be a nice shady spot to me. I asked a local and he explained to me that depending on the weather conditions the trees could pull large amounts of water out of the ground and into their canopy and that sometimes they sucked up enough water and would simply collapse under their own weight. Either way be careful and it's a good job no one got hurt. Sam
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