Transplanted a tree yesterday. The first new location, I asked my wife to eye-ball the tree as I rotated it. She tells me she meant for me to plant it a foot over. While digging the new hole I found this about 2.5 feet down.
Jesse Moore-Hunt, 1876 - 1903. Near as I can tell, the amber "San Francisco" Kentucky whiskey was bottled in the early 1890's. Right around the time Washington became a state (1889), and at least a decade before Camas (where I live) became Camas.
Do I go back out and dig more holes?
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Jesse Moore-Hunt, 1876 - 1903. Near as I can tell, the amber "San Francisco" Kentucky whiskey was bottled in the early 1890's. Right around the time Washington became a state (1889), and at least a decade before Camas (where I live) became Camas.
Do I go back out and dig more holes?