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5411257 basal wound wounding at base of tree has lead to decay and an internal hollow that allows for a view through the base of the tree. Umbrella placed through tree for emphasis
5411256 basal wound wounding at base of tree has lead to decay and an internal hollow that allows for a view through the base of the tree; person looking through cavity
5411255 basal wound wounding at base of tree has lead to decay and an internal hollow that allows for a view through the base of the tree
5369481 included bark A section had previously failed.  The previous failure is evident in the discoloration of the old break compared to the new break. 
5369479 included bark
5369480 included bark
5177097 risk tree trees that have lost sections or received large wounds may be vulnerable to decay fungi. It is important to perform periodic risk assessments of these trees especially in areas where failure may result in property damage or loss of life.
5191061 canker
5191068 canker
5291098 decay heart wood decay evident
5291100 hanging branches Although not a large piece of deadwood, given it's location it has a high probibility to cause minor injury or damage
5291031 canker
5291032 basal cankers
5291033 canker
5291034 basal cankers
5291035 canker
5291036 canker
5291091 deadwood and snags
5291093 stubs Stubs provide not only an entry point for decay organisms but also a food source. Large stubs only serve to feed the fungi decaying the wood
5191065 basal cankers
5191067 decay The base of the tree has had substantial decay and it is possible to see through the base
5177098 hanging branches
5177089 decay tree with a large hollow along a city street
5177090 decay close-up of large hollow along a city street
5177092 shear crack
5177093 shear crack
5177100 hanging branches
5177099 hanging branches hanging deadwood poses an obvious risk

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