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charlie,
let me recommend a call to your power company.

national grid, the power distributor for several MA
regions had a pilot program to reduce power outages
by working on problem trees outside the narrow streearea.
they had had found the majority of their outages were caused
by trees falling from private property.

also get bids, for the removal, it could cost less than you suspect.
ncb


Quoting BekeeprTop@aol.com:

> In a message dated 11/22/06 11:42:46 AM, nbeaureg@student.umass.edu writes:
> << do you have a preference for not removing the pine trees?
> ncb >>
> On the left side of the house, where these 2 red pines are, things aren't 
> too
> bad.  On the right side of the house, however, there is a very tall useless
> Tulip tree that needs to be taken out because it has started shedding
> tree-size
> limbs and its over lines and its going to be thousands $ to remove.  And
> beyond the tulip tree a line of more reds about 8 of them and a 30-yr old 
> ash
> and
> a miserable white pine.  Seriously considering spending the bucks to rid of
> the whole line of them.  Budget would be tough to remove trees everywhere at
> once.
> Charlie
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