Here's what my next-door neighbor's chimney used to look like. And behind her house, you can see the giant two-century old Oregon white oak that used to dominate her back yard.
And here's what it looks like today. After the oak came down and smashed its top off. And the masons scavenged enough of the fallen bricks to rebuild its stubby top.
And here's what my more humble chimney used to look like, peeking out from behind one of my pine trees.
And what it looks like now, even more humble than before.
The pine trees are gone as well. They gave their little lives, fending the worst of the damage off of my house. And will soon be replaced with little slips of trees - a magnolia and a dogwood. (These were supposed to have been planted on Friday. But my neighbor's masons needed to plant their scaffolding in my yard, so it's been delayed until this week.)
And my masons are showing up tomorrow morning.
Here's what my next-door neighbor's chimney used to look like. And behind her house, you can see the giant two-century old Oregon white oak that used to dominate her back yard.
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