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Re: Best way to kill a pine tree?
[Re: Teacher One]
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03/27/23 12:23 PM
03/27/23 12:23 PM
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DryFire
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I'm not a lawyer, but if a big storm comes through and blows that tree on your neighbor, it is considered an act of God. True. A lady's house here in Huntsville had significant damage from her neighbors large oak tree that fell onto her roof during a recent storm. She has no homeowner's insurance to cover the damage. A volunteer group came and removed the tree at no charge to her.
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