“An imagination is a terrible thing to waste.”

Karlyle Tomms

Millable but this rubbish was not good enough except for FIREwood until

someone imagined that this wood was NOTrubbish ... certainly not!

Seemingly there was a tree in this garden that was imagined as so much

rubbish until it was stacked up holding on to its carbon and providing a

home for all the things that make gardens worthwhile.

Well yet again the trees that yielded this 'rubbish' were millable but there were

bits that were too expensive to deal with and too good for FIREwood until

someone spied something to be treasured and that was happy in a

cultural landscape where it is NOTrubbish and indeed is treasured.

IF there is a need to remove trees and vegetation with carbon invested in it, well

there is no need to burn it because it is NOTrubbish and it can be seen as

habitat on and be strategically ONcycled for that purpose right where it lived.

Some trees fall over and they are deemed unmillable useless rubbish for use in the big

and important stuff in investment driven CULTURALlandscapes yet it is wondrous in

so, so many ways. This wood is NOTrubbish, not so much FIREwood, and not in the

way. It is a resource, a treasure trove and it needs to be banked.

Nothing is a waste of time if you use the experience wisely.