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Thunder Bay Trees is a tree video blog by me Jay Dampier. The vlog covers pretty much any topic, as long as it relates to trees in and around Thunder Bay, Ontario, Canada.

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We believe Thunder Bay Trees is the internet’s only video blog dedicated solely to the topic of trees, tree care, arboriculture, forestry and urban forestry-and it is based out of Thunder Bay!

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1st October 2010

Episode 28: Construction Damage, Concrete Partridge and Paul

Sometimes we need to mess up a tree’s root zone in order to complete construction projects-whether those project are installing a new walkway to our gazebo, or installing a 1000 lbs partridge as a public art project. Join me and my friend Paul Wolfe at Thunder Bay’s Boulevard Lake Park as we chat about construction damage and the concrete partridge.

Tagged: public artconcreteroot zoneconstruction damagetreesJack pine