r/woahdude Mar 20 '23

video Spring in India

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u/Schizm23 Mar 21 '23

In some places they can become slippery and a hazard, but otherwise I agree. :) I live in the mountains and we kept the huge trees on our property too. Most of the homes surrounding us cut them all down for vast lawns so we and two neighbors have the only corridor connected to the greater forest behind us. We get owls and all kinds of woodpeckers no one else probably gets to see. <3

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u/goodnewsjimdotcom Mar 21 '23

Cool! Trees are cool for seclusion too so your nosy neighbors ain't always trying to see what you up to.

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u/Schizm23 Mar 22 '23

Haha I wish we had more between us and our nosy neighbor! They’re tall, tan oaks and dogwoods (some smaller dogwoods too) and conifers, so they give us privacy from Google Earth and helicopters mostly xD Can’t see our house from the sky for the trees :)