FRM20 FAMILy, Joshua 24:15 FRM21 DAD, The greatest gift I ever had
light ChErry
came from God…and I call him dad.
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13.5˝W x 11.75˝H
Forestry Management on the Farm

Last year, during one of the many thunderstorms that
roll through the Sonnenburg Valley, the tops of two
tulip poplar trees were blown off! The trees were over
150 years old, measured over 42 inches in diameter,
and were among the tallest trees on the farm (over 150
feet) - but they now had to come down.

e tW urned the felling of the trees
into a family affair! Three
generations of Dunn men
dutifully felled the trees
using our Stihl chain
saws. The ground
literally shook as the
farm are both heated with
trees thundered to
our outdoor wood burning
the ground. e tW hen
furnace, so even though we
bucked the logs into
were conflicted about sawing
24 inch segments, split
down such statuesque trees,
them into manageable
the two trees provided a
chunks for the wood
renewable energy resource
burning outdoor furnace,
to provide adequate heat to
and then hauled the
keep both houses warm for
wood down to the wood
most of the winter!
shed. The two homes on the
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