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<blockquote data-quote="Jere39" data-source="post: 5296352" data-attributes="member: 62759"><p>After a long and just plain un-pleasant time spent dragging the brush from a large Oak I took down in my lawn this winter, to a piling place in my woods, I learned that new thing you are supposed to pick up every day.</p><p></p><p>A young man who saw some of my pictures of that project approached me. He is a "landscape artist" and wondered if I'd be interested in selling some of my brush as he had a commission to build a brush fence, and wanted a significant supply. He and his crew came this week with a F250 and a 16' trailer. They sorted and drug the "good stuff" for half a day loading truck and trailer. Wish I had made the connection before I drug it all into the woods. But an FYI, brush for landscape artists doesn't need to season.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Jere39, post: 5296352, member: 62759"] After a long and just plain un-pleasant time spent dragging the brush from a large Oak I took down in my lawn this winter, to a piling place in my woods, I learned that new thing you are supposed to pick up every day. A young man who saw some of my pictures of that project approached me. He is a "landscape artist" and wondered if I'd be interested in selling some of my brush as he had a commission to build a brush fence, and wanted a significant supply. He and his crew came this week with a F250 and a 16' trailer. They sorted and drug the "good stuff" for half a day loading truck and trailer. Wish I had made the connection before I drug it all into the woods. But an FYI, brush for landscape artists doesn't need to season. [/QUOTE]
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