Tree stump

Yeah.

Stump? I've never talked about stump.

I don't know anything about stump, so I'm going to change it to some book or something like that.

Here's a book about stump.

Stump.

Japanese stump

book? The bass player of the Japanese band Susisko had a stump for a leg on their single.

would fucking talk about that shit, but this is a new, this is a different type of podcast today.

So no, they haven't actually found the root system.

What I believe is these root systems kind of, if the... caves if the rocks didn't um you know a road away or better better word is rotted away underneath if they didn't petrify like the tree stump above because petrification the process that they told us about petrification is vastly different it takes a lot quicker than they've told us we talked a little bit about that in our mud fossil video but If it was the right form for petrification or even a partial petrification, I believe those root systems were hollowed out.

And those are a lot of our cave systems around the world that we have today.

Or they'll just be considered as nothing more than a big bedrock underneath the ground if anybody came across these root systems would be massive.

A lot of things rotted away like naturally organic material.

But if it's covered in, say, sediment from a massive flood that preserves and kind of seals out the oxygen from it, that's a great petrification mineralization process.

That's how these tree stumps kind of formed, and then they were slowly eroded away until they were visibly shown.

So when you look at some of these hillside photos, and I'll have some pictures of them, you can still see the remains of the rest of these trees scattered throughout the forest today.

That can add another $500 to $2,000 depending on access.

Stump grindings separate too, usually $100 to $400 based on the stump size.

And if it's an emergency, after a storm, needing same-day response, expect 25 to 50% more because of after-hours labor.

What about permits? Does every removal need one?

And so I'm curious to know what your three and insert, if you have a guest or whoever, what their favorite game was.

But back to my point, I'm curious if any of you guys have heard of the game Stump, where – everybody gets a nail and you know a couple beers and you pass around a hammer and you kind of insert your nail into a stump at the beginning of the name and you kind of pass the hammer around you throw it up in the air as many rotations as the hammer gets that's how many hits you get right so if i threw it up it went around two or three times i'd get three hits and so The goal of the game is just to kind of get fucked up, play with the hammer, and just whack shit.

No.

Curious if you, for one, heard of that.

go? I've never heard of that.

I played this game all the time.

You never played Stump?

No, I never played Stump.

Then he stretched out his hand and took another seal.

Now there was Stump sitting nearby.

Raven held the seal in his hands and said to the Stump, don't you envy me, Stump? Then he went into the woods.

At once, Stump arose and sat down in the hole in which the seals were steaming.

The seals were right under Stump.

Then Raven returned carrying leaves of skunk cabbage.

When he saw Stump sitting on his seals, he cried.

He was much troubled because he was hungry.