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Today we are expecting J.W., the tree mover guy, to help us relocate some of the larger items that we’d like to keep.  He will be on site for one day, and we will move as many items as reasonable within one day.  If possible, we’ll even have him spade some of the trees that we plan to relocate later.  Because of all of the activity on one site, we have to carefully orchestrate removing the plants that are in the way but that we want to save.  Then we have to find a safe place to keep them until we are ready to set them permanently in their new home.  The biggest problem is finding a place to keep them safe. 
 

Stay tuned and we’ll let you know how it goes. 
 

We have another beautiful hue to add to our safety yellow – tractor orange.  Isn’t it lovely?!  We are going for an industrial look this season, so it would be amiss of me to leave out the basic black of the protective fencing or the rusty brown of the rebar.  All of these colors look lovely blended (or covered) in the Georgia red clay.  That is definitely a staple look for the summer!

All of the proper permitting has been received, and the land changes bit by bit each day.  The stumps are being pushed up and removed, and the last of the trees are being pushed down.  We had about five of the trees topped to help control any potential damage of other trees or flora.