moved that huge pile of bush honeysuckle and multiflora rose on top of the other pile where the bed for ?? will end up. Also hauled much of the fallen and cut up tree off the path and up to the kitchen garden.

Pretty berries on this very nasty invasive. This is the fallen top end of a 6 inch thick vine that had grown up a tree out of the photo.

Pretty berries on this very nasty invasive. This is the fallen top end of a 6 inch thick vine that had grown up a tree out of the photo.

North Forest Gully from the south

The flowers are quite high up and one has to get close to see where the trunk is. The two on the outside are pretty much straight up, but the one in the middle does a big curve to the side, hanging over the center of the gully that is out of sight in this hoto.

North Forest Gully from the south

Early spring: bush honeysuckle invaders greened out; and some mystery white flowering trees now visible, 3 of them. The yellow leaves are from a huge wintercreeper vine that I cut a month ago. Several largish trees have come down this past winter, opening up light into the bottom of the gully.

Cutting back a thick combination of bush honeysuckle and multiflora roses. Have put some light traps over some of the bigger bush honeysuckle stumps, though didn't have big enough pots for the large ones.

Very smooth to the touch, this is a very nicely sealed branch fall off point? Pesimmon I think.

Very smooth to the touch, this is a very nicely sealed branch fall off point? Pesimmon I think.