Tree ID please

[Chipperclown]

Its 100% not a Beam or Hornbeam!!

[mrbadexample]

42 minutes ago, Derek Eames said:

Any pics of buds?

Unfortunately not, I even went back but they've done an uncommonly good job of sweeping up. 

 

The swarf when I drilled was white.

[Rough Hewn]

Thank you. I didn't want to appear disbelieving, just wanted to double check. [emoji4]
 

I believe Nepia is right, it’s a cherry plum.
Had one on my allotment.
Beautiful blossom and tasty fruit.
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[Red Squirrel Tree Service]

Cherry plumb most likely judging by the bark. Isn't this too fresh for propagating fungi? Your saw needs sharpened btw. 😅

[daltontrees]

I'm going to disagree with everyone. The habit of the trees in the picture is exactly what you get with early mature whitbeam,, multistemmed dense almost fastigiate symmetrical, rapidly tapering stem, orange wood. I have never ever seen a cherry do that, and I believe I never will. As has been said, no lenticel bands, instead the rough bark you would associate with whitebeam close to compression forks, becoming smooth away from these.

One bud or leaf would resolve the mmystery, but if OP is relying on the logs beign cherry, better check because I really really don't think these are. Right Family (Rosaceae) though.

[daltontrees]

Take 2, no way this is Plum.

 

[mrbadexample]

I cut it again with a hand saw:

 

 

[mrbadexample]

1 hour ago, Red Squirrel Tree Service said:

Cherry plumb most likely judging by the bark. Isn't this too fresh for propagating fungi? Your saw needs sharpened btw. 😅

Not cut by me, and fresh is best for fungi or they rapidly get colonised by non-edible "weed" fungi.