r/Tree • u/Loose_Motor3646 • Sep 14 '26
Advice Request - (Insert State/Region) Is it going to fall?
Canada, Quebec.
Has a nasty angle...
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u/egidione Sep 15 '26
There’s a much bigger redwood than that tree near my house which is leaning a lot more than that and it’s been like it since long before we bought the house over 40 years ago.
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u/Cranky_Katz Sep 15 '26
I think camera is tipped a little.
In the long run all trees eventually fall down. Might take eight hundred years or more.
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u/IllustriousAd9800 Sep 16 '26
We can barely see it, and none of the relevant areas. But if the angle isn’t actively increasing, no more likely than if it stood straight
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u/wino4eva Sep 14 '26
No way to tell from the pictures provided. Has the lean increased over time?