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This  Scots Pine was blown down 3 years ago and is lying on other fallen timbers keeping it off the ground.

It's about 60 ft long , 28-30ins diameter down to 14-15 ins diameter. 

The people who own the grounds would like something to be done with it other than firewood. I know Scots Pine isn't durable so can anyone tell me if there is any use for it. ?

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That’s great , I have a use for it . Only thing is that a lot of it is too big for my little Logosol mill so I might need to take what I can and saw up the rest.

If there is anyone else in the Ayrshire area interested in the whole thing then let me know.

 

 

 

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