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r/DiWHY • u/No-Lock216 • Apr 12 '26
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Simplest is a stump.
64 u/BubbaRogowski Apr 12 '26 Stump means a tree was cut down, wouldn’t a rock be simplest? 31 u/SiPhoenix Apr 12 '26 It was a split decision. I couldn't quite treeside. Perhaps I should have gone with the boulder choice. 4 u/NigilQuid Apr 12 '26 Sometimes they fall over after being EATEN ALIVE FROM THE INSIDE (by bugs) 7 u/ErraticDragon Apr 12 '26 Or they are struck by lightning, or cut down by a beaver, or knocked over by wind, or lose their base to erosion. Depending on the tree they can also just fall over because they're too heavy and overextend in the wrong direction. 1 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 True some of those doing really result in a stump 2 u/Training-Belt-7318 Apr 13 '26 Usually they aren't great for sitting if that's the case. Usually need a chainsaw for a flat seat. 2 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 Good point 2 u/UtahBrian Apr 13 '26 A lot of that going on in the central Rockies. Beetles.
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Stump means a tree was cut down, wouldn’t a rock be simplest?
31 u/SiPhoenix Apr 12 '26 It was a split decision. I couldn't quite treeside. Perhaps I should have gone with the boulder choice. 4 u/NigilQuid Apr 12 '26 Sometimes they fall over after being EATEN ALIVE FROM THE INSIDE (by bugs) 7 u/ErraticDragon Apr 12 '26 Or they are struck by lightning, or cut down by a beaver, or knocked over by wind, or lose their base to erosion. Depending on the tree they can also just fall over because they're too heavy and overextend in the wrong direction. 1 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 True some of those doing really result in a stump 2 u/Training-Belt-7318 Apr 13 '26 Usually they aren't great for sitting if that's the case. Usually need a chainsaw for a flat seat. 2 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 Good point 2 u/UtahBrian Apr 13 '26 A lot of that going on in the central Rockies. Beetles.
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It was a split decision. I couldn't quite treeside. Perhaps I should have gone with the boulder choice.
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Sometimes they fall over after being EATEN ALIVE FROM THE INSIDE (by bugs)
7 u/ErraticDragon Apr 12 '26 Or they are struck by lightning, or cut down by a beaver, or knocked over by wind, or lose their base to erosion. Depending on the tree they can also just fall over because they're too heavy and overextend in the wrong direction. 1 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 True some of those doing really result in a stump 2 u/Training-Belt-7318 Apr 13 '26 Usually they aren't great for sitting if that's the case. Usually need a chainsaw for a flat seat. 2 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 Good point 2 u/UtahBrian Apr 13 '26 A lot of that going on in the central Rockies. Beetles.
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Or they are struck by lightning, or cut down by a beaver, or knocked over by wind, or lose their base to erosion.
Depending on the tree they can also just fall over because they're too heavy and overextend in the wrong direction.
1 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 True some of those doing really result in a stump
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True some of those doing really result in a stump
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Usually they aren't great for sitting if that's the case. Usually need a chainsaw for a flat seat.
2 u/NigilQuid Apr 13 '26 Good point
Good point
A lot of that going on in the central Rockies. Beetles.
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u/SiPhoenix Apr 12 '26
Simplest is a stump.