I was delighted to have Sally Cronin highlight some of my past posts on her Smorgasbord site. She generously offered this chance a while back and I took her up on it.
Welcome to the series of Posts from Your Archives, where bloggers put their trust in me. In this series, I dive into a blogger’s archives and select four posts to share here to my audience.
If you would like to know how it works here is the original post:https://smorgasbordinvitation.wordpress.com/2019/04/28/smorgasbord-posts-from-your-archives-newseries-pot-luck-and-do-you-trust-me/
Time to welcome a new participant to the series with four posts from her archives.. me Elizabeth Slaughter. Elizabeth shares many stories of her childhood and family and tough to select just four… but having spent the last few years removing dead trees in danger of toppling in two homes.. this one struck a chord..
“Timber-r-r-r-r” by Elizabeth Slaughter
Living among all those Douglas fir trees certainly came as proof that we were in Oregon and no longer in New York City. But Oregon is also famous for its green terrain. And the green is courtesy of rain and…
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Popping over to read the rest on Sally’s blog now.
By coincidence, I also featured you today! 🙂
https://beetleypete.com/2019/05/31/recommended-blogs-real-lives/
Best wishes, Pete.
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I know. It was a banner day and I was humbled.
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Thanks for boosting the post Elizabeth… and look forward to sharing the others.. Sally
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Glad I figured out how to reblog. My first attempt.
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Great and thanks again.. have a good weekend. Sally
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The joys of living in the Great Northwest! We’re surrounded by Doug Firs and I always worry about this happening in a rainstorm!
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I love that you can see the roots on one end here. It just fell over.
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My flat East of London is across the fence from Epping Forest and in a high wind one particular dead-looking tree can seem threatening, although the foresters have cleared it as a threat to my conservatory. What a great idea for a web site.
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I love that she does this. A generous offer on her part.
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I meant to say that your post seems to have struck a chord with a lot of readers.. pleased that you have received so much feedback.. enjoy.. xx
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