@beadweaver:Â I still don't understand why - if they used to save trees- it still can't happen?What has changed?
@sh56:
My very first real job when I was14 was building a 3 mile educational nature trail for one of our elementary schools.
We were taught if a tree must be sacrificed, it must be reused. We would cut benches and chairs from trunks and put the rest in the chipper. The chips would be used for the trail. Every rock cleared would go for edging the trail to keep the chips in.
I also don't understand why everything must be plowed down and burnt.
Back in the day it was sold to lumber companies.
When they gutted Northpark and 494, we lived in an apartment. Every day the cars were covered in ash, it irritated my asthma and stunk to high heaven. Sad
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I will say I ran to Randle's over in the woodlands off 242 and many of those shops are behind the trees like kingwood used to be. Although nice, very hard to see. I don't see myself going 50 and hitting the brakes to get into a shop or restaurant.
People were driving really aggressive 4951