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On Sun, 01 Mar 2009 20:28:42 +0000, Ian Jackson wrote:
In message , Ken Slimmer writes On Sat, 28 Feb 2009 16:53:38 -0800, D. Stussy wrote: Stupid idea. Trees grow and thus move over time. They're not stable long enough for construction purposes. Mark a spot 4-5 feet up on a tree, 20 years later it will still be 4-5 feet from the ground. But won't the diameter, where you marked, be a lot greater? Anything tied to the tree will get buried in the wood. Even if you leave 'room for expansion', this may still happen. A tight loop, buried in the wood, will also choke off the sap, and possibly kill the part of the tree above. Ian; We have used trees as supports for barbed wire by wrapping it around the tree. The tree just grew over it, healing itself as it grew around it. -- 73's Ken Slimmer, WA0SBU |
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