I worked today to fairly well have this section of back yard accessible for the riding mower - just need to move most of the oak, both the dry dead wood, and the green wood to the wood rick, in separate stackings for the winter. I have been working away at the task a bit on odd days as it was an unappealing job with oak limbs and leaves all a jumble mixed in with the Elk Neck Pine that was a crappy mix of tangled limbs etc as left by the tree trimmers as per our pre-cutting agreement. Today was in the low 90s in the shade and very humid with sweat running in rivulets from my head and arms - so a few small 4 to 8 foot limbs left to saw to stove length and the three or four piles of same to move to the wood rick. But it is presentable and there is access for the riding mower to keep things in trim. Many thanks to my son, Calum, for hauling unending piles of pine top limbs down in the back to compost away in a few years.
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