The idea is to leave it standing for a couple of weeks and then chop it down and cut it into firewood. He did this to two trees in the backyard, a hard wood tree (pictured above) and a masuku (sapote) tree, the was growing close to a tall papaya tree.
One day after the maintenance crew left our house, the children and I were standing in the front yard (thankfully) when suddenly we heard, "Creak, crack, BOOM, CRASH!" Jedidiah and I looked at each other, not sure what had just happened. Cautiously we went through the house to view the backyard, and there we saw it.
Timber! |
The masuku tree had toppled, taking the papaya tree up by the roots.
The roots of the papaya, underneath the trunk of the masuku tree. |
Really, it was quite exciting.
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