Called to check on"pwillie" near Mobile, Alabama

AdamsQuailHunter

September 19, 2020 03:03

He said that he had a bunch of oak trees and every time one of the comes along he looses some oak trees.  In addition to some oaks - he also lost a pecan tree or two - loaded with pecans.  You could hear the chain saws running in the background.  Fortunately no structural damage anywhere.

Best Regards - AQH

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  NeoBlackdog

  September 19, 2020 04:25

  Thanks for the update, Steve!  
  Glad he's safe and sound.  

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  kimi

  September 19, 2020 15:23

  AdamsQuailHunter said:

  He said that he had a bunch of oak trees and every time one of the comes along he looses some oak trees.  In addition to some oaks - he also lost a pecan tree or two - loaded with pecans.  You could hear the chain saws running in the background.  Fortunately no structural damage anywhere.

  Best Regards - AQH
  

  Paul told me a couple of days ago that he had no damage to any of his properties, which is why I noted it in one of my posts, but being from hurricane country myself, trees and flooding don't normally figure in, which is probably why he said what he did.
  
  Added:  Let me clarify the flooding part of my post:  I knew that Paul's main residence was not on the coast, and for such places flooding is not normally a problem.

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  CaptFun

  September 21, 2020 18:45

  While not directly on the coast his primary residence is just off an estuary my Grandfather and I used to fish all the time.  Many of the oaks up in there are well over 100 yrs old.   Beautiful spot.   I think my Dad's pecans are still standing but pretty sure all the nuts are miles away!

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  Grunt2

  September 21, 2020 21:23

  CaptFun said:

  While not directly on the coast his primary residence is just off an estuary my Grandfather and I used to fish all the time.  Many of the oaks up in there are well over 100 yrs old.   Beautiful spot.   I think my Dad's pecans are still standing but pretty sure all the nuts are miles away!

  I think the nuts landed here on GB...   

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  kimi

  September 21, 2020 22:02

  Grunt2 said:

  CaptFun said:

  While not directly on the coast his primary residence is just off an estuary my Grandfather and I used to fish all the time.  Many of the oaks up in there are well over 100 yrs old.   Beautiful spot.   I think my Dad's pecans are still standing but pretty sure all the nuts are miles away!

  I think the nuts landed here on GB...   

  Join the crowd, but you might have to wait in line!  

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