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Dead Tree Killed By Construction
Houston, TX - groovehouse - Thursday, August 24th, 2006 : goo
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Dead tree killed by construction near my place of employment. Developers tore down a small apartment complex to squeeze three condos on this corner. The condos are ridiculously overpriced at $600,000. I would never buy a place for that much if I had to share a wall with someone. During construction, they dug up roots, chopped off branches and this tree never had a chance. I hope it falls on the owner's BMW/Mercedes/Hummer/Lexus or better yet on their so called house.
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groovehouse: 18th Dec 2006 - 19:53 GMT
Alas, this tree was felled by "professionals" and I use that term loosely. They cut down the whole tree and grinded the stump to make way for a driveway for one of the condos. Shame on them for killing a once beautiful tree.
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