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6 minutes ago, stuckinthemud said:

I was walking by the river for the first time since last month's floods and found these two trees washed down the valley and dropped on land I have permission to cut; any ideas what they are?

Tree 1

 

 

 

 

 

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Tree 2

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Very dead by the look of it. 

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