Trees in the N. Dallas, TX area

Joe Gorman wrote:
> jbeadles wrote:
> > I just had a tree, and Elm according to the tree company, fall over in
> > the Richardson, TX area. This is destabilizing another Hackberry,
> > which is threatening to fall in neighbors' back yard. Both of these
> > are tall, probably 30+ year old trees. It's going to cost a bundle to
> > have them cut and dragged to the curb for city pickup, and I'd like to
> > recoup some of the cost if at all possible.
> >
> > The Elm was a huge pretzel shaped affair, with a main trunk maybe 4 ft
> > in diameter and many branches 18" to 24" in diameter. The Hackberry
> > has a trunk 18" to 24" in diameter. Anybody interested? I have to get
> > the unstable one down quickly, so I will be moving fast on this.
> >
> look here for local turners groups
> http://woodturner.org/community/chapters/members.pl?submit=Chapter+List#TX
> Joe

Thanks Joe! I did try a couple of groups, but no luck.

jbeadles wrote:
> I just had a tree, and Elm according to the tree company, fall over in
> the Richardson, TX area. This is destabilizing another Hackberry,
> which is threatening to fall in neighbors' back yard. Both of these
> are tall, probably 30+ year old trees. It's going to cost a bundle to
> have them cut and dragged to the curb for city pickup, and I'd like to
> recoup some of the cost if at all possible.
>
> The Elm was a huge pretzel shaped affair, with a main trunk maybe 4 ft
> in diameter and many branches 18" to 24" in diameter. The Hackberry
> has a trunk 18" to 24" in diameter. Anybody interested? I have to get
> the unstable one down quickly, so I will be moving fast on this.
>
look here for local turners groups
http://woodturner.org/community/chapters/members.pl?submit=Chapter+List#TX
Joe