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Today I cut down a pine tree outside the city and a poplar tree in the center of St. Petersburg -

Today I cut down a poplar tree in the city and a spruce tree outside the city -

There was a tailwind today -

Working in cramped conditions.

I have a new saw)) Boom!

Городки — Википедия - https://ru.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%93%D0%BE%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B4%D0%BA%D0%B8

Today I was working on the sports field -

I have worked in the fire department for 36 years. I liked everything. There is a saying in the fire department: "Everything is fine in the fire department, but when a fire starts, you want to quit.")

On February 29, I resigned from the fire department. Now I am absolutely free!)

Work on Sunday -

A rather non-standard input of wires into the house. For this option, we probably face a fine and power outages until the malfunction is fixed. By Russian standards, it should be like this -

Now in St. Petersburg - It doesn't look like the end of April at all.

I don't like to take risks!) Especially today, due to winds of up to 17 m/s and temperatures around 0 °C, when snow tends to turn into water. Besides, I haven't been in a hurry for a long time!) A new day will come with more comfortable weather, and there will be work.

This morning I started cutting down the next poplars, but suddenly it started snowing, and I had to wind up the ropes(. To be continued!) I'm lucky that I didn't replace the winter tires with the summer ones!)

Nothing like that. These mushrooms never have that effect.The Russian name of this mushroom comes from the word stump. Because these mushrooms like to grow on stumps. In Russian, this mushroom is called опёнок. I don't know how it is in Europe, on other continents, but in Russia this mushroom is...

What a strange disease. I've never come across this. Could you tell us more about this? Causes of occurrence, etc.

Then let cory come to St. Petersburg, and I will share my experience!)

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