




Pepper and I jumped into the truck and went to the storage unit and got the trusty plug-in chainsaw and had at it.
I trimmed off all the branches so I could really see what was going on..and to my surprise I fount the only thing holding the thing up is the end of a branch jammed into the gutter. I think it is going to require going onto the roof and cutting it from there so it has a place to fall.
Or the other option is to toss a rope around it and pull it and the chunk of gutter down with it from about 20 feet away. I'll think on it...
well it' a good thing pepper helped out... i'm in louisville and have had a lot of tree damage in the last year, the sound of chainsaws is as ubiquitous as lawn mowers.
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