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I heard it through the grapevine, Marvin Gaye

Geo-TH,In

Geo-TH,In

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I'm putting a stop to all roomers floating around on my 5G grapevine.
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5G, that is 5 Grapevines growing in the same place.

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This pic is a 30 ft antenna the grapevine used to communicate on the grapevine.


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If you have goats, you are welcome to bring a big tractor and a round baler. I'll give you all the grapevines you want. Even have some poison ivy vines climbing trees. I'll even throw in all the honeysuckle your goats can eat..

You may bring a large chipper and square baler to make goat food. This could become a profitable business making bales of goat food... You heard it first, goat food on YT's grapevine.
 
Mark,
I helped a man clear his 10 acres for his horses.
The grapevines were really bad. They would grow to the top of the tree then jump to another tree.
I planned my cuts. I notched and cut 11 trees that were held up by one big tree. I didn't notch the last tree for fear my saw would get pinched. I got half way through the last tree, there was a huge pop, the 12th tree snapped off and all 12 trees went down together the way I had planned.

I'm not planning on attempting to pull down the grapevines. The will remain and someday they will fall off or not.

My goal is to stop the ivy and grapevines from killing trees.

Always look up when using a chainsaw. Dead branches are called widow makers for a good reason.... Women don't use chainsaws as much as men!
 
Its easier I understand to take Mohammed to the mountain, then to take the mountain to Mohammed. Just get some goats in there, and let them clean it up. You could even get some green weenie points for saving carbon
 
The answer is probably sitting in your album collection from '76 ...... see the link below .... if you're still puzzled I'll explain further. Man, that's been 46 years ....
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(quoted from post at 14:09:37 01/23/22) The answer is probably sitting in your album collection from '76 ...... see the link below .... if you're still puzzled I'll explain further. Man, that's been 46 years ....
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Ahhh.....okay, I get you now. Never thought of that.

I took it as a reference to "I Heard It Through The Grapevine" which Fleetwood Mac never recorded to my knowledge. I thought you thought it was a "Mac" song.

CCR's version is my favourite by the way.
 
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