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Sorry it's another one! There was some felling works just outside of work this week so went and asked about the wood. Bloke said yeah help yourself when we're gone, there's some nice ash over there and nodded towards a heap. There were two different types of tree, one i thought was beech, and this stuff. Is it diseased ash or something else. I'll be taking some blanks from it before turning it into firewood because I think it's a great colour. Thanks for the help again 46f57d52a193d2eefa5f2e2795a940c0.jpg179a4141de2edddc58626a734f2c4103.jpgc3818d359b9b17e6fa277f00843ea78c.jpg

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Thanks Python, I feel a bit necky doubting the pro just I had never seen ash that colour.

 

Steve, I'll try and get you a better shot in daylight if you like. Its pretty heavy but not oak or beech heavy. Don't know about hard or soft tbh, all i did was chuck it in the car then chuck it on the driveway. I actually thought the first load which had been cut that day had a smell of chocolate when it was in the car. But my nose has been thumped too many times to be relied on :laugh1:

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