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[chrisstumps05]

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[kinglandclearing]

Your Trusted Experts for Comprehensive Land Clearing Near Whiteville

Clearing land in Whiteville is the initial process of preparing the land for development, for construction, agriculture or for beautification. This process involves cutting of trees, shrubs, stumps and any other debris on the land and this needs professional approach, right tools and equipment, and best knowledge of the land’s topography. When you choose King Land Clearing, you work with a company that respects the environment, provides the best services, and offers you the best solutions to your problem. Our professional crew guarantees that your land is cleared efficiently with minimal risk and harm for the next project. 

Why You Need Professional Land Clearing Near Whiteville

Coppicing can be a very extensive operation depending on the size of the acreage and type of vegetation. This process includes much more than tree removal, stump grinding and debris hauling. The professional land clearing services make sure that the land is cleared to a level where construction, farming or landscape improvement can take place. This may cause issues like the wrong removal, erosion or even an issue of the environment if one tries to do it on their own.

Here’s why professional land clearing is important:

Proper Equipment: Some equipment that prove useful during clearing includes; bulldozers, mulchers for bush and shrub clearing, stump grinders and so on. These machines help to make the process quicker, less risky and more efficient.

Safety: Land clearing always involves the cutting down of large trees, stumps or boulders that require some specialized training to carry out safely. It is important to point out that only professional crews guarantee that the entire process is safe for everyone.

Key Services Offered by King Land Clearing

This is why at King Land Clearing we offer a range of services that can be adapted to your requirements. If you need professional services for land clearing near Whiteville for your new home, farm or business establishment, look no further because we have them all.

Here’s a look at some of our most popular services:

1.Tree Removal and Stump Grinding

The growth of bushes, shrubs as well as weeds is usually a problem especially in places where there is no proper maintenance. Our services in brush removal and mulching help in eliminating all the unwanted vegetation in the best way possible. The practice of mulching the cleared brush also comes in handy to check on instances of soil erosion as well as to enrich the soil.

2. Brush Removal and Mulching

The growth of bushes, shrubs as well as weeds is usually a problem especially in places where there is no proper maintenance. Our services in brush removal and mulching help in eliminating all the unwanted vegetation in the best way possible. The practice of mulching the cleared brush also comes in handy to check on instances of soil erosion as well as to enrich the soil.

3. Grading and Site Preparation

Earthwork preparation is one of the most important stages of construction or landscaping where the land must be prepared for further work. This process is especially important in projects like construction of houses, parking of cars, or even in cases of farming when level surface is highly desirable for its functionality for the purpose it’s being used for and its appearance. At our company, we provide services that ensure that the surface is level to ensure that your next steps will be successful; be it construction of a house, creating a parking space, or preparing the land for cultivation. You can rely on us to provide the quality site preparation that will help you create a strong foundation for your project.

The Benefits of Hiring King Land Clearing

Since there are so many ways that land clearing can be done in the area around Whiteville, it is important to locate a service provider who will understand the lay of the land, conditions prevailing in that region, and legalities governing those business activities. King Land Clearing is your go-to service provider for all your land clearing needs whether big or small. Here’s why we stand out from the competition:

Local Expertise: As a locally owned company, we know the various difficulties of clearing the land in and around Whiteville. We understand the soil types, vegetation and local laws so that your project should run smoothly.

Comprehensive Services: We provide a wide range of services that include tree removal, clearing, and even the final cleaning of the land. That is why we offer services in land clearing for residential purposes, for a farm, or for a business.

If you would like reliable land clearing services in Maysville, NC, then the best option is going to be King Land Clearing. We have had years of experience and state-of-the-art equipment. We offer customers focused solutions that are unique and superior to other companies. For the purposes of land clearing for construction, for the expansion of agricultural land or if you want to transform your property into a beautiful landscape, we have a dedicated team that will ensure you get the best from your project. We take the burden so you can start afresh for the next project you have in mind.

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In the ever-changing world of nature, where the balance of ecosystems is a delicate dance, our majestic trees often find themselves in need of special care and attention. These towering giants serve as the guardians of our environment, providing us with oxygen, shade, and a habitat for countless species.

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Advantages of Using Forestry Mulching And Stump Grinding Equipment

Forestry mulching and stump grinding equipment are powerful tools for land clearing and site preparation. These machines have numerous advantages over traditional land-clearing methods, such as bulldozing and burning. 

Here are some of the main benefits of using forestry mulching and stump grinding equipment:

Faster and more efficient clearing: Forestry mulchers and stump grinders can clear large land areas quickly and efficiently, making them ideal for commercial and residential projects. They can easily handle trees, brush, and other vegetation, leaving behind mulch that can be used for erosion control and soil improvement.

No burning or hauling required: Unlike traditional land clearing methods, which often involve burning or hauling away debris, forestry mulching and stump grinding produce minimal waste that can be left on site. This saves time and money and reduces the environmental impact of land clearing.

Reduced soil disturbance: Forestry mulching and stump grinding equipment are designed to minimize soil disturbance, which is significant for sensitive ecosystems or areas with steep terrain. This means valuable topsoil is left intact, reducing erosion and preserving the natural habitat. There are varieties of forestry mulchers for sale, you can choose according to forestry needs.

Versatility: Forestry mulchers and stump grinders are highly versatile machines that can be used for various applications, from land clearing and site preparation to trail maintenance and right-of-way clearing. They can easily handle trees of different sizes and types, making them ideal for forestry operations, residential landscaping, and other applications.

Cost-effective: Forestry mulching and stump grinding equipment can be more cost-effective than traditional land clearing methods, especially for large-scale projects. They require less labor and can clear land more quickly, reducing project timelines and costs.

In conclusion, forestry mulching and stump-grinding equipment are effective land clearing equipment that offer numerous advantages over traditional land-clearing methods. They are faster, more efficient, and more environmentally friendly, making them an ideal choice for commercial and residential projects. If you are considering land clearing for your project, consider using forestry mulching and stump grinding equipment to achieve the best results.

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TTS Trees

TTS Trees is a tree removal company based in Sydney that specializes in the removal of trees, stumps, and other vegetation. They offer a range of services including tree trimming, pruning, and shaping to ensure that the trees in the surrounding areas are healthy and aesthetically pleasing. TTS Trees has a team of experienced arborists who are trained to safely and efficiently remove trees of any size, from small bushes to large trees. They also provide emergency services for situations such as storm damage or fallen trees.

53 Prairie Vale Rd Mount Lewis, NSW 2190 Australia

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[wynnyfryd]

Trailer park Steve AU part 61

part 1 | part 60 | ao3

cw: mentions of canonical minor character death

Chapter 14

It's twilight by the time they make their way to Rick's place — gnat clouds swarming, sun dipped low, Lover's Lake an inky smudge beyond the blur of passing pines. Steve’s not totally sure how they got here, this dusty service road that's more pothole than pavement; one minute he's bitching about doomed love and double VHS, the next he’s taking the scenic route to a drug den.

There were some important moments in between, he’s pretty sure.

He’s also pretty sure he blacked out somewhere around the moment the morning news reported that an-unidentified-Hawkins-student-who-very-well-could-be-Eddie-Munson was found dead in his fucking trailer.

Kinda difficult to resurface from that one.

Feels like his soul’s got swimmer’s ear.

Even hours later — after Dustin and Max burst into Family Video talking a mile a minute about how Eddie was alive and they needed to use the phones; after Ernie stupidly gave a reporter Steve’s name, swearing up and down on the TV that his neighbor Steve Harrington was an upstanding young man who would never do something like this; after they spent an agonizingly long afternoon lying low and taking backroads to avoid the cops because the cops probably suspect Steve of murder now, oh god—

“It’s this next right up ahead,” Max says from the back seat. There's a map spread over the bench between her and Dustin, and Steve blinks himself awake; gives her a nod in the rearview.

Beside her, Dustin’s munching on Twizzlers he stole from the store — window down, easy slouch, just way too chipper for the situation at hand. "So Steve," he says conversationally, "now that you're a fugitive, does that mean—?"

Steve cuts Robin a pleading look.

Robin reaches back and smacks the little twerp upside the head.

"Ow!" Dustin whines.

"Shut up, please," Robin smiles.

Max makes a sound like she's trying not to laugh and checks the map again. "Right here," she says, pointing. "After that weird tree stump."

They turn onto another road that could be generously described as paved, once, several decades ago, and eventually, the winding path lets out onto a slightly nicer street. Aging but cared for, Holland Road is a crowded row of little lake houses, trailers and shacks with manicured shrubs and chipped fence paint, weeds growing through the sidewalks beneath pristine American flags. Steve pulls into the driveway of #2121.

It looks abandoned. Dark inside and out, a truck parked on the curb that's likely been there for a while, its tires sagging in a mulch of old wet leaves. There’s an autumn wreath on the front door.

“You sure this is the place?” he asks as they climb out of the car.

Max sasses him for questioning her navigation skills, Dustin unsuccessfully tries to land a revenge slap on Robin — a move that earns him a retaliation wedgie and a wrestling match he was never gonna win — and Steve pops the trunk and feels a hundred years old. Feels every bit the exhausted dad trying to keep the family road trip together as he grabs his nail bat and slings his duffel over his shoulder.

"You planning to spend the night?" Dustin teases from Robin's armpit, still bent double where she's got him in a headlock.

"No, just-" he drops the bag at their feet with a grunt, “doesn’t hurt to be prepared.”

Dustin’s eyes bug out. “Is that a can of goddamn bear mace?”

“Keep your voice down!” Steve hisses.

“You keep your voice down!”

"Should I just go ahead and choke him out?" Robin offers.

Steve considers it for a second: knock 'em all out, stuff 'em back inside the car. Go do this shit quietly by himself.

He rolls his eyes and puts his hands on his hips.

"You're no fun," she pouts, but she lets Dustin go.

Dustin grabs flashlights and walkies out of the bag, passes them around the circle. They take a moment to steel themselves — huddled together in the dark, shoulders tense, the creepy house looming ahead. Sharp shadows stretch toward them. Croaking sounds creeping from the edges of the lake.

Robin puts her flashlight under her chin like she's about to tell a scary story. "Alright, kiddos," she says in a deep, ominous voice. "Let's go rescue Steve's ex."

Stunned silence in the sudden vacuum her words create. Steve lets out a tired sigh. Dustin’s jaw is on the curb.

“His WHAT?” Dustin shouts.

Oh, my god. “He’s not my ex."

Robin rolls her eyes and says ‘sure’ under her breath, and Max turns to Dustin, laughing. “You didn’t know they were a thing?”

“We’re not��” Steve tries again.

“What were you trying to get them back together for then?”

She seems genuinely curious. Dustin seems three seconds from spontaneous combustion. “What was I WHAT?!” he yelps, limbs everywhere. Reminds Steve of Eddie so bad it hurts.

“Okay,” Steve interrupts, clapping them both on the shoulder; drops his voice to a harsh whisper. “In case you two forgot, we’re here to rescue Eddie.”

“Who you’re dating.”

Dustin’s voice is small, disconnected, his gaze far away. Like he’s shellshocked.

“Jesus Christ.” Steve pinches the bridge of his nose. “I— Yes. No. It’s complicated.”

Max snorts at his answer, Dustin makes a series of faces like he's gonna need seven years to process, and Robin interrupts his crisis by waving her flashlight like a traffic guard, walking backward up the hill as she directs them toward the house.

“Why don’t we just go find him first?” she suggests, making a rainbow with her hands, flinging light through the grimy windows. “And then Stevie here can answer alllll your big gay questions.”

Steve glares at Robin. Dustin glares at him, narrowed eyes for a full ten seconds like 'yeah, you fucking better,' and then he takes off up the driveway hollering Eddie's name.

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part 62

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Twelve years ago our giant maple tree was felled by a terrible ice storm. The roots (surrounded constantly by moist clay) are only now soft enough to break up with bare hands (We recently relandscaped the yard to create proper runoff conditions during heavy storms).

Our neighbors cut down this tree 17 (seventeen!) years ago. Any stump left exposed above the ground will not decay at all quickly. It's only just now fraying at the edges. They let their young boys have at it with an axe a few years ago that contributed to the roughness you see. Mostly sunlit throughout the day. Humid subtropical climate, but we've been in drought conditions for the past 5 years.

Moisture is key. Chemical treatment and drilling doesn't really help. You could cover it in mulch, or just full on make a new lil grassy hill in your yard, covering it with lots of dirt and planting grass on top. Best option is to grind or mattock (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mattock) it to well bellow the surface. Stump grinding is expensive, but if you go this route, please use a professional, as renting the machine is almost as expensive and 100% more dangerous to the inexperienced. Whichever route you take, follow the larger roots out, and also remove any that surfaced during a drought season. The more wood you get out now, the less you (or the next owner) will have to deal with depressions from decomposition later.

Wood has a high water content compared to soil (wood floats, dirt sinks in water), so whichever route you go, you'll want nice clean fill dirt, at the very least to reduce risk of twisted ankles while mowing over depression. Unless you've got a metric tonne of holes or plan to just cover the stump with a new hill, best avenue for dirt is purchasing bags at your local hardware store.

I hope this was helpful =3

decompose already. jeez.

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What is stump grinding?

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[rederiswrites]

I think one of the really interesting parts of designing spaces for shared human use and natural habitat is that nature relies on a certain amount of messiness. A lot of the moths, native bees, and butterflies that people explicitly want to help rely on things like standing leaf litter and rotting wood to complete their lifecycles. A lot of birds need dead and dying trees. And yet in order to really catch on and spread, ecological plantings need to appeal to people and work for their needs as well. Our "for the bees" plantings can't be untidy messes or no one will want them, and yet a lot of insects winter in the dead stems of spent flowers and plants, for example.

It's something I'm relatively new to thinking about, but I think if we envisioned plantings as giant terrariums, we might be getting somewhere. A driftwood branch, a large rock, some moss, some occluded spaces--these are things we consider normal and attractive in, say, our pet turtle's enclosure. I think those things have a place in the "flowerbeds" of suburban houses, as well. Translate that to a fallen tree arfully placed under some small trees or large shrubs, with native ground covers growing around it. A mossy boulder. If you have a stump, you can put a cute toad house on it, maybe seed it with mushroom spores if it's in a sheltered area. Think of it as a careful composition.

And we need to let go of the idea of bare ground in plantings, at least in my part of the world. Xeriscaping is amazing, but something I cannot speak to at all in my (usually) humid biome with (usually) regular rainfall. Here, if you leave ground bare, it will fix that for you. Fighting it by weeding and mulching forever and ever is a loser's game.

Framing matters, too. You can communicate that a planting is cared for with a neat frame--a nice edging, a small area of neatly mown grass. Lawns and landscaping, at least in the US, are a big signifier of status, and a messy yard will be frowned on and may even bring problems with the HOA or the township. Things like a neatly-kept path and an area of well-maintained lawn are great signals that this is actually a deliberate design.

My succulent garden has also taught me that working with small areas at once makes it a lot easier to get a design the way you want it and get things established. That bed is a real joy, where some of my larger efforts are either definitely a work in progress or "what were they even going for here".

Anyway, lots of thoughts to be had.

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Fuck it Friday

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Chris is near a ring of brownish-orange mushrooms when sudden bright lights and a high pitched shouting noise startles him. He yelps and stumbles backwards, just barely avoiding stepping on the mushrooms. He winds up standing inside the ring of mushrooms, his crutches skittering on the muddy ground.

Chris blames the sudden commotion and confusion for instinctively swinging his crutch when something dark jumps past him. He misses, or maybe it swerves to avoid him, and the fuzzy dark blur resolves into a mangy, underfed looking black cat, perched on a stump as dignified as a creature as dirty and matted as that could be. It gives him what he can only imagine is a disdainful look

The light glare stops blinding him, and now Chris can see a small figure on a bike, whooping as he does a donut before skidding to a stop, kicking up mud and mulch. He’s got a weird bike helmet on, black and spiky with a mask that looks like it might have come from a welder’s shop. He’s wearing a long black coat that’s got strips of colorful duct tape slapped on like patches, splattered with mud.

The mask flips up, and Chris quickly changes his assumptions. She’s a girl, actually, with a freckly, acne-ridden face and frizzy bangs peeking out from beneath her helmet.

“You’re new,” the girl declares.

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