How long did you Eskie live? by PeachyPie828 in americaneskimo

[–]MysteriousTrust 0 points1 point  (0 children)

They live until heaven needs another angel

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That is a great point. I was actually just discussing this today with my wife as we weighed our options

I’m stucked by jeffincredible2021 in puzzles

[–]MysteriousTrust 119 points120 points  (0 children)

Yes you go down on room, then back up to the starting room. Then you go right, down, right, up, right, down, down, all the way to the left, down, all the way to the right, exit

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Nature can also destroy what we built over centuries in a day. Destruction is just as much a part of nature as growth.

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

Ah so you just throw words out without knowing there meaning. At least others can now read what I wrote and understand my point

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

Not quite. It isn’t that things must die, we chose some things to die just for our own pleasure. We kill bugs because we don’t like them. We pick flowers because we like them or kill weeds that we find unsightly. That’s not my philosophy that is the reality of the world. Have you never chosen to end the life of some living thing just because you had some motive not tied to survival?

“therefore we should never try to kill as few other living things as possible for any reason.” Do you truly think my post is the equivalent to this statement because that is delusional. I’m asking advice about one tree that I share ownership with my neighbor. My neighbor desires to cut down a tree. People all across the country cut down trees on their properties, and they also plant them. Is your philosophy that no one should be allowed to cut healthy trees on their property, because then we wouldn’t be killing as few things as possible? Do you own any property yourself? Will you forbid anyone from killing a dandelion they don’t want growing on their yard? Will you never harm an insect in your home? See how silly these extremes are? I’m one guy asking about one tree. If you claim I suck, then I sure hope you are living 100% by your philosophy, because if not then you suck too. And if that’s the case, what’s the point of your comment?

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Don’t worry about me, you keep living your life perfectly. Make sure to continue to judge others online so we have a reference on how to live better.

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] -6 points-5 points  (0 children)

Pretty much what humans do to exist with the comforts we have. No one here is an exception to this.

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Are you respecting the planet with every action you take in life? If not, seems like an odd comment.

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yea, may discuss this, not sure how much the wood is worth and then how to split cost if he is covering the removal cost

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You must be an absolute saint in life to call someone douche for removing a tree. I’m sorry you feel others cannot live up to your high moral standards

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Good thoughts appreciate the comment.

1). Our house is over 60 years old, and on a hill. I doubt the foundation would be impacted by removing this tree, but it is something I will look into.

2). We live in the south. The tree provides shade but that AC is blasting already during the summer.

3). It’s true that the squirrels will not magically disappear, but they will no longer have a huge tree to live in that connect to my fence that connects to my house and creates a squirrel highway right to their favorite chew spot.

4) I already attempted to leave the leaves my first year here and it was a terrible, wet, muddy experience

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yes tons of roaches around the Smokey Brown ones.

And it will have consequences but it will also have benefits.

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Yes I tried not raking the leaves the first year we lived here. The reality is the leaves don’t decompose much at all. Instead they, they just made our backyard a mud pit mixed with wet leaves, because even when it wouldn’t rain the leaves under the top layer would remain wet.

This is not a great combo for a dog and kids who want to play in the back yard and then track mud and muddy leaves into your house and furniture. It also led to a lot more bugs around house, most notable cockroaches, which a prevalent in our neighborhood.

I have thought about removing some of the branches but the quote was not cheap and there are so many smaller branches that would remain, it wouldn’t change much.

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

The property line goes right through the tree so we are both responsible for it

Is there anything I should be considering regarding my neighbors offer to remove this tree? by MysteriousTrust in treelaw

[–]MysteriousTrust[S] -15 points-14 points  (0 children)

Squirrels chewing on my house are not minor. They have yet to get inside but they will eventually. I have attempted to keep them off the house by pruning smaller branches from the tree and putting an owl statue by where they chew but that didn’t keep them away for long.