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mopinko

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6. probably. they might die, anyway.

Reply to Wingus Dingus (Reply #4)

Sun Oct 22, 2023, 10:35 AM

Oct 2023

that’s a lot of torn roots. and a lot of storm water, stirred up stuff.
that’s a fatal combo for trees if it goes on for very long. might take a few yrs to die, but some of them almost certainly will.

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Dog walker films winds lifting forest floor during Storm Babet in Scotland [View all] redqueen Oct 2023 OP

Wow. Is it because the tree roots are so sinkingfeeling Oct 2023 #1

Short roots redqueen Oct 2023 #3

Wow. What an incredibly shallow root system ornotna Oct 2023 #2

I wonder what keeps the trees from toppling over? Other trees? Wingus Dingus Oct 2023 #4

probably. they might die, anyway. mopinko Oct 2023 #6

dude, get that puppy out of there. &conifers be like that. mopinko Oct 2023 #5

Worried about the dog and wondering why anyone would stay so close to trees about to fall Hermit-The-Prog Oct 2023 #7

or he gets caught in a hole. mopinko Oct 2023 #8

Oh lordy, yes, that was the scariest part of the video. Hermit-The-Prog Oct 2023 #9

I hated that video. Last time we had a storm like that around here... hunter Oct 2023 #10