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Quoting N Robinson <nrobbyn@gmail.com>:
> Would any of you care to write to me to tell me what your take is on the
> Christmas tree and if you will buy one, cut one down yourself, substitute
> it, do nothing or....
* we've done two things: 1) bound together several sparse-branched
Cedars (Thuja) from dense thickets, or 2) cut an invasive Scots Pine.
Either can be fed to the Goats afterwards, since they love dried
Conifer foliage. As with everything, the goal should be to accomplish
at least two good ends with every action, and these get three ends:
sylviculture/invasives removal, celebration, and feeding livestock.
> I would appreciate your input and would like the permission to quote you,
> first name or full name.
* no problem,
fred.
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