River now.

Haha, I'm sure you do.

Ya I can speak for the entire state of Washington, unironically, that no one gives a fuck about George Washington.

I've found that if you're in an area that has oak trees, there's likely to be poison oak as well. Oaks aren't super common in Bellingham but they do grow up there. You're going to find more oaks as you go south in washington.

Ya, Vashon is way more liberal than Seattle.

What a strange town. Am I even allowed to be there? It's a 55+ community. Shops look cute from the street tho.

I was gonna say, most people in this thread must have never been to Lewis county.

My advice: leave the trees there. Alder and cottonwood are good native trees cleaning the air and water. If you want conifers, underplant with shade tolerant trees like western red cedar and western hemlock.

You'll also find that not only are those trees acting as a pollutant barrier, they are working as a sound barrier and wind break from the weather and road. Removing those trees is a bad idea.

It's definitely in North America. Canada or US right?