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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous] Presumably if you have a large house, you have some degree of smarts to earn the money to buy it. With that smarts, you would hopefully understand the value of trees -enough to not cut them down. If I saw someone with a new house and no trees, I would wonder why on earth they allowed the builder to level the trees! I would notice any lack of trees, sheared or poorly cut trees, before I would notice anyone's large house. [/quote] It's not the seventies any more. An overgrown lot is a liability. I am all for having some old growth trees if you have a large lot and they can be on the perimeter. Personally I far more prefer a sunny bright lot so that I can have a nice and bright home. The last thing I want is a lot that's dominated by old growth trees to the point that grass won't grow well and I am perpetually living in the shade so that everything is damp and moss grows everywhere. [/quote]
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