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Since Will C has already swerved this topic,

I will try and bring it back to timber related, but unrelated matters.

Like when I had McClellands in last month cutting roadside Ash in pissing rain, you would have sworn his cherrypicker had had a hydraulic leak, in that the roadside puddles looked discoloured by hydraulic fluid.

Ian said that was the sap from the Ash, mixing with the rainwater.

mth

 

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Having a second closer look at the end grain there are medullary rays . They are slight but there. Also it has is quite close growth rings so not softwood IMO

 

Think Woody Paul has got it spot on with Red Oak 

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Having a second closer look at the end grain there are medullary rays . They are slight but there. Also it has is quite close growth rings so not softwood IMO
 
Think Woody Paul has got it spot on with Red Oak 


Close growth rings? In England maybe? 🤣

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