May 21, 2025 at 4:57 PM
May 2, 2025 at 8:24 PM
Guy-Paul Treefall (Iroquois Falls):
Standing at 6.18 metres, it was unveiled around 2009 and celebrates the logging industry of the area. Currently in need of refurbishment costing $26,000, there has been some debate of removing the statue for good.
Standing at 6.18 metres, it was unveiled around 2009 and celebrates the logging industry of the area. Currently in need of refurbishment costing $26,000, there has been some debate of removing the statue for good.
December 9, 2024 at 1:40 PM
Guy-Paul Treefall (Iroquois Falls):
Standing at 6.18 metres, it was unveiled around 2009 and celebrates the logging industry of the area. Currently in need of refurbishment costing $26,000, there has been some debate of removing the statue for good.
Standing at 6.18 metres, it was unveiled around 2009 and celebrates the logging industry of the area. Currently in need of refurbishment costing $26,000, there has been some debate of removing the statue for good.
Money is the root of all treefall.
July 11, 2025 at 8:15 AM
Money is the root of all treefall.
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Knocks, treefall, rock clacks more towards end of vid. Northeast Wa.
Knocks, treefall, rock clacks more towards end of vid. Northeast Wa.
Bigfoot: Little Twin Lakes
YouTube video by Grassman58
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September 27, 2026 at 11:02 AM
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Knocks, treefall, rock clacks more towards end of vid. Northeast Wa.
Knocks, treefall, rock clacks more towards end of vid. Northeast Wa.
Rain filling back in. Wind gusts 40-50 MPH should continue. Back edge of rain in Jackson. As rain saturates roots, more trees may come down. Have seen a scattering of treefall reports / 742 PM
March 5, 2025 at 1:42 AM
Rain filling back in. Wind gusts 40-50 MPH should continue. Back edge of rain in Jackson. As rain saturates roots, more trees may come down. Have seen a scattering of treefall reports / 742 PM
Pulling some images together for a client and I came across this one that I never shared and honestly overlooked until now. Sockeye salmon swimming up near a treefall with a few minnows hovering in front.
February 5, 2025 at 3:10 AM
Pulling some images together for a client and I came across this one that I never shared and honestly overlooked until now. Sockeye salmon swimming up near a treefall with a few minnows hovering in front.
The shadows are dense enough to choke down most shrubs, but you struggle to squeeze between the low-hanging needle crowns. The treefall gaps are barely enough to cultivate a few patches of white flowers.
#screenshotsaturday #indiedev
#screenshotsaturday #indiedev
July 11, 2026 at 11:59 AM
The shadows are dense enough to choke down most shrubs, but you struggle to squeeze between the low-hanging needle crowns. The treefall gaps are barely enough to cultivate a few patches of white flowers.
#screenshotsaturday #indiedev
#screenshotsaturday #indiedev
Treefall, perceived by
no man, still crashes aloud
Woods have many ears
#dailyhaikuprompt #poetry #haiku
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no man, still crashes aloud
Woods have many ears
#dailyhaikuprompt #poetry #haiku
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September 22, 2025 at 1:13 PM
Treefall, perceived by
no man, still crashes aloud
Woods have many ears
#dailyhaikuprompt #poetry #haiku
| touch |
no man, still crashes aloud
Woods have many ears
#dailyhaikuprompt #poetry #haiku
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Slough the Fen Wanderer is now available from Footsore Miniatures and Games. He wanders the fenland by the forest, avoiding contact with living things that pass through there,walking slowly through the mud and treefall, muttering incomprehensible magicks under his breath.
Link in comments :-)
Link in comments :-)
February 2, 2026 at 1:11 PM
Slough the Fen Wanderer is now available from Footsore Miniatures and Games. He wanders the fenland by the forest, avoiding contact with living things that pass through there,walking slowly through the mud and treefall, muttering incomprehensible magicks under his breath.
Link in comments :-)
Link in comments :-)
The crackle underfoot—the thin crust breaking with every step. The dry winter air conveys the muffled sounds of a distant treefall as clearly as our soft footsteps. We try to quieten and breathe in the tranquil—to hold this moment forever.
Hike to the cabin. #watercolour #landscape #ArtYear
Hike to the cabin. #watercolour #landscape #ArtYear
March 13, 2025 at 6:02 AM
The crackle underfoot—the thin crust breaking with every step. The dry winter air conveys the muffled sounds of a distant treefall as clearly as our soft footsteps. We try to quieten and breathe in the tranquil—to hold this moment forever.
Hike to the cabin. #watercolour #landscape #ArtYear
Hike to the cabin. #watercolour #landscape #ArtYear
July 19-20, 2019:
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
July 20, 2026 at 1:20 AM
July 19-20, 2019:
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
July 19-20th, 2019:
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
July 19, 2025 at 11:44 PM
July 19-20th, 2019:
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
A powerful derecho tracked from Minnesota to lower Michigan. The line packed wind gusts over 100 mph and spawned seven weak tornadoes. Several counties in northern Wisconsin were hit hard by macrobursts that produced substantial treefall.
my favorite warblers are all the creepy low hard-to-spot ones, and they tend to love the cover that treefall produces. We're days to weeks out from migrating Canadas here and Mournings are already showing up in the north of the state
bsky.app/profile/skwi...
bsky.app/profile/skwi...
This isn't my first Mourning rodeo-- I knew to continuously search a brushy patch near where I first saw it, the fallen tree in the vernal pools (birds love baths, Mourning loves cover), and a stick pile near the house
Found it in the brushy patch, it flew to take a bath, ended up in the stick pile
Found it in the brushy patch, it flew to take a bath, ended up in the stick pile
August 16, 2026 at 9:14 PM
my favorite warblers are all the creepy low hard-to-spot ones, and they tend to love the cover that treefall produces. We're days to weeks out from migrating Canadas here and Mournings are already showing up in the north of the state
bsky.app/profile/skwi...
bsky.app/profile/skwi...
Fairywren of the Day:
Campbell’s Fairywren
📷 Stephan Lorenz
Campbell’s Fairywren
📷 Stephan Lorenz
May 16, 2026 at 12:25 PM
Fairywren of the Day:
Campbell’s Fairywren
📷 Stephan Lorenz
Campbell’s Fairywren
📷 Stephan Lorenz
February 24, 2025 at 4:30 AM
I maintain a loose list of 'ways I'm okay to die'. Orca? Fine. Apex motherfuckers. Treefall? Fine. Basically apex predators of the plants. Moose? It was ordained. Volcano? Yup, I'm okay to die'.
January 18, 2025 at 3:50 AM
I maintain a loose list of 'ways I'm okay to die'. Orca? Fine. Apex motherfuckers. Treefall? Fine. Basically apex predators of the plants. Moose? It was ordained. Volcano? Yup, I'm okay to die'.
July 14-15th, 1995:
A derecho began in Upper Michigan and carved an 800-mile path through Ontario, New York, and New England. Treefall was immense in the Adirondacks, as up to 900,000 acres of forest were flattened. Seven people were killed.
A derecho began in Upper Michigan and carved an 800-mile path through Ontario, New York, and New England. Treefall was immense in the Adirondacks, as up to 900,000 acres of forest were flattened. Seven people were killed.
July 14, 2025 at 2:29 PM
July 14-15th, 1995:
A derecho began in Upper Michigan and carved an 800-mile path through Ontario, New York, and New England. Treefall was immense in the Adirondacks, as up to 900,000 acres of forest were flattened. Seven people were killed.
A derecho began in Upper Michigan and carved an 800-mile path through Ontario, New York, and New England. Treefall was immense in the Adirondacks, as up to 900,000 acres of forest were flattened. Seven people were killed.
Making things even more challenging is the continuous windstorms hitting South Central Alaska. What little snow accumulation has blown all around, and most trails in Knik have seen a lot of treefall and other debris that will need removal.
December 30, 2025 at 12:32 AM
Making things even more challenging is the continuous windstorms hitting South Central Alaska. What little snow accumulation has blown all around, and most trails in Knik have seen a lot of treefall and other debris that will need removal.
What is Canada's Favourite Roadside Attraction?
ROUND ONE: ONTARIO
We have a list of 448 Roadside Attractions in Canada.
Winner moves on to Round 2!
Attraction info in 🧵
CLICK LIKE on the attraction you choose in the 🧵👇 to vote
1. World's Largest Paddle
2. Guy-Paul Treefall
ROUND ONE: ONTARIO
We have a list of 448 Roadside Attractions in Canada.
Winner moves on to Round 2!
Attraction info in 🧵
CLICK LIKE on the attraction you choose in the 🧵👇 to vote
1. World's Largest Paddle
2. Guy-Paul Treefall
December 9, 2024 at 1:40 PM
What is Canada's Favourite Roadside Attraction?
ROUND ONE: ONTARIO
We have a list of 448 Roadside Attractions in Canada.
Winner moves on to Round 2!
Attraction info in 🧵
CLICK LIKE on the attraction you choose in the 🧵👇 to vote
1. World's Largest Paddle
2. Guy-Paul Treefall
ROUND ONE: ONTARIO
We have a list of 448 Roadside Attractions in Canada.
Winner moves on to Round 2!
Attraction info in 🧵
CLICK LIKE on the attraction you choose in the 🧵👇 to vote
1. World's Largest Paddle
2. Guy-Paul Treefall
Hits her with the Treefall Senton!!!!
May 31, 2026 at 11:25 PM
Hits her with the Treefall Senton!!!!
Love that treefall map
April 16th, 1879:
An estimated F3 tornado traveled through the eastern side of Walterboro, or Walterborough, South Carolina. The tornado destroyed 60 homes and severe churches. Seven people died in town, and four were killed in a turpentine plantation outside of town.
An estimated F3 tornado traveled through the eastern side of Walterboro, or Walterborough, South Carolina. The tornado destroyed 60 homes and severe churches. Seven people died in town, and four were killed in a turpentine plantation outside of town.
April 17, 2026 at 5:43 AM
Love that treefall map