It is leaning at quite a precarious angle now, that really might do that job for me any time now. Well, of course it doesn't do the job for me, it doesn't help me cut it up and dispose of it. But it does force my hand. That's the hardest part of the job really, getting up off my butt and going out into the back garden to deal with it. And I probably will be forced to deal with it once it comes crashing down. It's only small really, it's not going to do any damage when it does. Unless it's roots are a bit spread out and it rips up the fence.
52Kph winds and heavy rain, 10 - 13℃.
Paulʼs blog - I live in Hythe near Folkestone, Kent. Wednesday + dad to two, I'm a full stack web engineer, + I do js / node, some ruby, other languages ect ect. I like pubs, running, restaurants, home-automation 🤖 and other diy jiggery-pokery, history, family tree stuff, telly, squirrels, pirates ☠️, lego, and time travel.
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