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Posted by Don-Wi on June 20, 2007 at 23:38:43 from (70.224.199.4):
Camehome tonight (this morning around 1:15) and saw the big weeping willow knocked down int he driveway. I'm pretyt sure the milkman doesn't come tomorrow, but the loader doesn't have any tie rods on it right now and the last parts should be here tomorrow so I can get it together... Good news is that we've got 2 sharp blades for our chainsaw, and pretty sure my brother has atleast 1 sharp blade for his. I won't have to call in to work, but I'm thinking my dad and brother will just to get the driveway clear. I'll try to get some pictures before it's cut up- I'm sure my brother will have a start on it by the time I get outta bed... Donovan from Wisconsin
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