Modern Day Beaver by fotabug

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10-JUN-2013	Vern Rogers (fotabug fotos)

One can see there was good reason for cutting down this tree. It would have come done by itself before long.

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Barry Ailetcher		12-Jun-2013 18:36
good shot

JSB PHOTOGRAPHS		12-Jun-2013 06:41
Great title Vern, wonderful photo too!

Mike H.		12-Jun-2013 01:49
Impressive view of the result -- big task!! Great color and clarity. V

Julie Oldfield		12-Jun-2013 00:42
Great shot! v

Laura Milholland		11-Jun-2013 20:48
Fun shot. Having the chainsaw there makes the picture. Too bad the tree was dying, guess it was just its time.

Martin Lamoon		11-Jun-2013 20:42
Its always a shame to see trees cut down, but sometimes a real need for safety. Excellent picture Vern. v

Sam Rua		11-Jun-2013 18:31
Love your title, Vern. That is a pretty impressive capture.

Paul Milholland		11-Jun-2013 17:39
For the sake of people in the vicinity, better the chain saw than a storm.

Tom Munson		11-Jun-2013 15:32
Yes, a good wind would have taken it down. Nice shot!

Guest		11-Jun-2013 15:00
Nice image and it was an accident waiting to happen...

Hank Vander Velde		11-Jun-2013 12:03
A nice well captioned image Vern.

Yvonne		11-Jun-2013 10:50
Wonderful lot of moss on the trunk, but you're right it had come to the end of its days. v

graham		11-Jun-2013 08:05
super shot vern I was hoping for a beaver lol

Bryan Murahashi		11-Jun-2013 04:25
A nice capture and title. V

joseantonio		11-Jun-2013 04:19
Very nice find and capture. V

Ed R		11-Jun-2013 04:01
Totally stumped about what else could have been done!

Bea.		11-Jun-2013 03:45
A bit quicker than a beaver.

Jim Coffman		11-Jun-2013 03:13
Good idea to bring it down on your terms!

Frank Brault		11-Jun-2013 03:02
Wonderfully creative, including the title! V

woody34		11-Jun-2013 03:00
Lot of expertise to fell this one so well..great precise cut...well captured...V

Steve Thuman		11-Jun-2013 02:35
That tree must have had a hollow feeling inside.

Kenny Eilers		11-Jun-2013 02:31
Oh Golly, Vern. If that tree was in Eugene, there'll be a protest tomorrow...'doesn't matter if the tree was rotten or not.

Pepe Zyman		11-Jun-2013 02:27
Somebody just lost his house :^)

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