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Originally Posted by Acres per Second
Dead trees tend to fall in pieces—from the uppermost branches first. It might be eight years before something substantial actually falls down to possibly damage anything.  At that point, it will be much shorter and easier to handle. IMHO. |
One of my dead trees
did start falling from the top; however, recent strong winds have caused that same tree (dead about five years) to fall on my little house.
(Fortunately, only an eave is damaged).
Yesterday, my insurance agent got lost along our Wolfeboro Neck shoreline, and called back to ask,
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"Which is your place? None here are numbered—trees are blocking the driveways of several houses—we can't get in!"
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True, many there are recent structures and, except for mine, addresses aren't adequately numbered. If you have a seasonal place in the area, it might be a good idea to have your place looked over for recent wind damage.
