The debris goeth...
Think Sunday mornings are for sleeping in, quiet moments of reflection or family time? Ha! At 8 a.m. came the gentle roar of fork lifts in our neighborhood.
At long last the hurricane debris removal has reached us. The large trucks park somewhere along the block, and then a man operating the forklift putters along the road, picking up the debris. I personally thought the guy sleeping in the back of a pickup truck had the best job--overseeing/coordinating the operation. I do feel bad for my neighbors on the north-south block bordering my property. The crew only managed to collect the debris [including mine] on the road running east-west.
Of course, whatever branches the crew missed on my property, I picked up and added to my neighbors' piles.
:) Carol Stephenson
At long last the hurricane debris removal has reached us. The large trucks park somewhere along the block, and then a man operating the forklift putters along the road, picking up the debris. I personally thought the guy sleeping in the back of a pickup truck had the best job--overseeing/coordinating the operation. I do feel bad for my neighbors on the north-south block bordering my property. The crew only managed to collect the debris [including mine] on the road running east-west.
Of course, whatever branches the crew missed on my property, I picked up and added to my neighbors' piles.
:) Carol Stephenson
posted by Carol Stephenson, 7:17 PM
2 Comments:
We were delighted to see the humongous debris piles depart. We're now creating new ones, but at least we've made progress!
commented by Mary Stella, 9:55 AM
Mary,
At first it was power trucks everywhere. Now it's the trucks filled with debris. I'm having trouble leaving work because there's a park just down the road where they're hauling stuff.
Maybe in another month we'll have some semblance of normalcy....
:) Carol
At first it was power trucks everywhere. Now it's the trucks filled with debris. I'm having trouble leaving work because there's a park just down the road where they're hauling stuff.
Maybe in another month we'll have some semblance of normalcy....
:) Carol