Cutting down two trees

Two days ago, I finally had time to continue my project on my father's abandoned farm. And the task back then was to cut down two trees? You might as, why I have to cut them down?

The reason lies in the amount of sunlight that will be needed for the crop when I managed to convert it into a working farm. Those trees have blocked much of the afternoon sunlight, so it will not be good for the crop in the future. Because less sunlight means that they have to grow higher to get the most light, and then in turn will make them skinny, as well as making them weak, so when it rains heavily or there is strong wind, there will be a big chance that they will break.

I cut them using a brush cutter, which some of you might not believe. Some of people around the farm were also sceptical about my tools, because it is a regular brush cutter, with an interchangeable chainsaw extension.

But hey, that little thing does the job, and that is whats important isn't it?

Now my next job is to clear all these cuttings, and then clear the area, or build a temporary fence so that I can put chicken wire (some of the neighbors have free-range chickens, and that might wreak havoc if I do not mitigate them)

This part looks better. It was not this great back then with all of the untouched growth.

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