We have lots of small- and medium-sized branches all over the yard along with a few pieces of wood window trim but nothing worse. The tomato plants look a little banged up but overall alright, but the two little squash plants may be destroyed. The herbs are annoyed but perfectly fine.
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Guess you were lucky, Iris!I've been seeing damage photos all over the news and on some blogs like Zanthan Gardens. There's something so sad about a treehouse with no tree.
Annie at the Transplantable Rose
Annie in Austin,
You're so right about the treehouse. I have to give my neighbors credit for being more good-natured about it than I think I would have been! (Their dog was practically conducting neighborhood tours.)
Ack! That was a close one. And the tree had a treehouse in it too, I see! What a tragedy. Poor tree.
Boy, that was a big one. So lucky it didn't smash anyone's roof. I hope their kids took the loss OK, since their treehouse went down with the tree.
Pam,
I haven't seen the kids up in the treehouse much lately, but I bet they're still bummed about it. Still, the whole family felt lucky they didn't end up with more serious damage, as did we!
Wow! That's some photo. How sad for the children that it was the tree with the treehouse in it. I'm glad to hear that the damage wasn't worse but it was bad enough, wasn't it. My sympathy to your neighbor.
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