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20 Oct 2007

Clearing our Land -Puerto Rico

Author: Stefan | Filed under: Videos, Yard

Jerry and I are both working about 2 or 3 hours a day in the 90 degree sun on our property. The goal is to clear all of the Pica Pica before the season hits. Here are some pictures and a video to give you and idea what we are up against:


Long Reach Hedge trimmer, machete, hook and water
Choose your weapon!
pica pica vines and overgrown rincon puerto rico jungle property
Here is what I am up against…for 3 acres
overgrown rincon puerto rico real estate
pica pica pods in October
These are the Pica Pica pods in October
our rincon real estate after it has been cleared of Pica Pica
Here is a look back at where we came from..and already cut

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7 Responses to “Clearing our Land -Puerto Rico”

  1. mdh Says:

    Nasty, give me a hammer and nails or a stack of tile anyday. Your the Man!

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  2. Pusey Family Says:

    Hey – here in NYC with mom, dad and Esther and we are checking out the website (very cool). Be well guys and hope to see you soon. Where are you spending Christmas?

    Kiernan

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  3. Bulbboy Says:

    That’s a whole lot of cutting!

    Watch ‘Romancing the Stone’ for machete tips from Michael Douglas.

    Glasgow used to have lots of guys with machetes, no Pica Pica though…but then they introduced a knife ban.

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  4. admin Says:

    Bulbboy:
    They have a knife ban that prohibits machetes? How do people clear their land now? I can see a ban on carrying around pocket knives or blades over 4 inches in public…but a complete ban?

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  5. Bulbboy Says:

    How do people cut their land? Flymo and strimmers mostly. Pica Pica isn’t really a huge problem over here.

    =P

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  6. Summer Says:

    What in the hell is a flymo and/or strimmer? Is that like a weedwacker :)

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