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Beware of unnecessary warnings.

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  • cowman@nfld.meC cowman@nfld.me

    @MissConstrue @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 this is correct, trees grow out rather than up from the base. Non-tree things that look like trees are liable to be different though

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    @cowman @MissConstrue @MAJ1 ๐Ÿ‘

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    • maj1@beige.partyM maj1@beige.party

      @kibcol1049 Morning Col ๐Ÿ‘‹๐Ÿ˜Š

      I barely take note of necessary ones!

      I ignored a height restriction once, gave myself a right bang on the noggin on the doorframe!

      Have a good one my friend! ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿซถ ๐Ÿฟ๏ธ๐Ÿ––

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      @MAJ1 @kibcol1049

      Don't know why, that brought to mind this Dave Allen sketch. He got a broken nose from that one.

      https://youtu.be/DMFzcua9knw?si=SlWzDVdSvuNsEyzb

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        @oheso @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 I know it is a joke but anyone on blood thinners should do just that.

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        • john_loader@ohai.socialJ john_loader@ohai.social

          @oheso @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 I know it is a joke but anyone on blood thinners should do just that.

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          @John_Loader @oheso @MAJ1 ๐Ÿ‘

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          • cowman@nfld.meC cowman@nfld.me

            @MissConstrue @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 this is correct, trees grow out rather than up from the base. Non-tree things that look like trees are liable to be different though

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            @cowman @MissConstrue @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 More than once, as a way of explaining this, I've asked others if they've ever seen an old fence nailed to a tree and hanging up in the air.

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            • chertridge@beige.partyC chertridge@beige.party

              @cowman @MissConstrue @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 More than once, as a way of explaining this, I've asked others if they've ever seen an old fence nailed to a tree and hanging up in the air.

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              @MissConstrue @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 @chertridge hah yah my current fence is nailed to a tree, sort of. Having not faired well some high winds...

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              • chertridge@beige.partyC chertridge@beige.party

                @cowman @MissConstrue @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 More than once, as a way of explaining this, I've asked others if they've ever seen an old fence nailed to a tree and hanging up in the air.

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                @chertridge @cowman @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 Ya know, Iโ€™ve lived in the rural south most of my life, and until this thread, I do not recall seeing fence nailed to a tree. Iโ€™ll be honest though, my fence line is so wavy, it looks like tide rolling. (Ok, itโ€™s not quite that bad, but it is 30 years old and looks it. But the estimate to replace it was over 100k, so...I kinda wish I had trees to prop it up...cause ainโ€™t nobody got six figures for a fence. ๐Ÿคฃ)

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                • missconstrue@mefi.socialM missconstrue@mefi.social

                  @chertridge @cowman @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 Ya know, Iโ€™ve lived in the rural south most of my life, and until this thread, I do not recall seeing fence nailed to a tree. Iโ€™ll be honest though, my fence line is so wavy, it looks like tide rolling. (Ok, itโ€™s not quite that bad, but it is 30 years old and looks it. But the estimate to replace it was over 100k, so...I kinda wish I had trees to prop it up...cause ainโ€™t nobody got six figures for a fence. ๐Ÿคฃ)

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                  @MissConstrue @chertridge @cowman @MAJ1 Crikey, that must be a very long fence. ๐Ÿค”โ˜น๏ธ

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                  • missconstrue@mefi.socialM missconstrue@mefi.social

                    @chertridge @cowman @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 Ya know, Iโ€™ve lived in the rural south most of my life, and until this thread, I do not recall seeing fence nailed to a tree. Iโ€™ll be honest though, my fence line is so wavy, it looks like tide rolling. (Ok, itโ€™s not quite that bad, but it is 30 years old and looks it. But the estimate to replace it was over 100k, so...I kinda wish I had trees to prop it up...cause ainโ€™t nobody got six figures for a fence. ๐Ÿคฃ)

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                    @chertridge @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 @MissConstrue ooo that is a lot for a fence!! I'd prob leave it also!

                    Though I do have another possibly janky solution: cheap straps + some of those dog stakes. I put a level on the post and tightened until it was straight, at least this was my plan for the winter and it's held up so far. ๐Ÿ™‚

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                    • fragarach@social.vivaldi.netF fragarach@social.vivaldi.net

                      @MAJ1 @kibcol1049

                      Don't know why, that brought to mind this Dave Allen sketch. He got a broken nose from that one.

                      https://youtu.be/DMFzcua9knw?si=SlWzDVdSvuNsEyzb

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                      @Fragarach @kibcol1049 Evening Fragarach ๐Ÿ‘‹๐Ÿ˜Š

                      ๐Ÿ˜†

                      Hope oyuโ€™ve had a good day mon ami! ๐Ÿ˜Š๐Ÿซถ ๐Ÿฟ๏ธ๐Ÿ––

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                      • cowman@nfld.meC cowman@nfld.me

                        @chertridge @MAJ1 @kibcol1049 @MissConstrue ooo that is a lot for a fence!! I'd prob leave it also!

                        Though I do have another possibly janky solution: cheap straps + some of those dog stakes. I put a level on the post and tightened until it was straight, at least this was my plan for the winter and it's held up so far. ๐Ÿ™‚

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                        @cowman @chertridge @MAJ1 @kibcol1049
                        Thatโ€™s pretty much what I was gonna try for the posts, and reset and cement them in place. Then just do a section at a time, as I have time to build it. And yeah, itโ€™s thousands of feet of fence, about half of which is inaccessible to heavy equipment, because it would break the irrigation. Since I had the inground pool demolished last fall, I donโ€™t legally have to keep the property fenced with six foot barrier fencing, I may just take it out. I donโ€™t care if people wander through my gardens, as long as they donโ€™t bother the bobcat. ๐Ÿคท๐Ÿปโ€โ™€๏ธ๐Ÿค˜๐Ÿผ

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