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Big J,

 

I hadn't heard of Japanese red cedar. I shall keep an eye out for it. The big DF will need to stay in situ I think, poor access for a vehicle and muddy ground. Or, as you say, chopped into 6ft-8ft lengths and not as attractive.

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Might be an option actually. It is lying almost horizontal and 3-4ft off ground. If I thought the timber could pay for the hire etc. and leave a cube for my own use it could be a good wee adventure.

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