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Friday, May 15, 2009

Of wind and tides



The big thunderstorm that blew threw this week brought with it plenty of wind. In fact, a lot of folks found themselves without hydro for quite some time.


While we never lost power, we did lose trees. These two, just in front of CEDARS cottage, lost their grip on the soil with the waves pounding in on their roots and the wind shoving hard on their branches. While they are only tilted at present, it is virtually impossible to right trees when this happens, and the next storm will take them down.

David and Achmed discovered that you could stand on the base of the tree (well, in Achmed's case, you could cling to the trunk) and ride the wind up and down as the trees swayed in the big gusts of wind.






2 comments:

  1. I can't get over how high the lake is. And those trees . . . the wind must have been really ferocious. Feel sorry to see that they will no longer be part of the view from our beloved Cedars.
    Wendy

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  2. We lost several over by Beaver cottage last spring. It's sad, once they get pushed over, you can't push them back up! We'll plant something else there, though... a little farther from the water's edge!

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