Tree Trimming Time Again
The beginning.Well, it's that time of year again, time to trim the trees. This is across the street from us.
The middle.
The end.
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5 comments:
WOW!! That was quite a haircut. But when your title said tree trimming I thought it was the other kind as in Christmas tree trimming. Do they trim trees (Christmas treet) in Mexico?
I thought I was going to be seeing a picture of your huge, brilliantly decorated tree too! What a trim job! I suppose the people are glad they can see out their windows again, but it sure looks like a massacre to me!
Are those ficus trees? Have a nice green Christmas... we are being dumped today with +30cm of snow.
I do the same to my black olive tree in my front yard; it needs a haircut every two years. I am getting tired of the expense.
What's amazing is how they do it, with those spindly wooden ladders. Not a job for sissies.
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