Here in Oak Hill the ice is really thick. Destroying our Oak trees. The wind just picked up & limbs are crashing, going to take years to recover from this one.
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These cedars are out toward me an extra 20’ because they are uprooted. Was always thinking about clearing them out, guess that thought process is over. [emoji38]
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Trees were good until the rain last night. Bet I lost limbs on every oak in my yard and gona have to cut my way down about a half mile of driveway.Comment
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Sorry Brother. Those photos look just like our house and neighborhood in north Georgetown. We lost irreplaceable trees, but we are safe and no home or car damage.Comment
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I hate ice storms almost as much as I hate tornadoes. Sorry for y’all !Comment
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Probably to late now, but in past ice storms I put 2x4’s and 2x6’s under the limbs that were drooping to support them. It worked well. I never had a broke limb in the yard.Comment
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****, that is a lot of ice. I didn't realize e tx was getting hit that hard.Comment
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Our mature oaks and pines took a beating, worse now than with everything we had during Uri. Yesterday was bad but after the rain and sleet last night today looks like a war zone.Comment
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Wow what a mess for you guys.Comment
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That's exactly how I described my place here in Wimberley....war zone. I lost limbs from every single oak on my property. It's really bad.Originally posted by CamoQuest View PostComment
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I need to get out to my place in Leon County ASAP. Looks bad on the game cameras and house Arlos. Gonna take a few days of chainsawing to clear roads I bet.Comment
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Hollywood where is this at?
Oak Hill TX just south of Longview or some other Oak Hill?Comment
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