Log ID please

[egnsean]

hi can anyone id these logs for me please

[slasherscot]

looks like silver birch to me, bark gots some green mould on it makes it a bit confusing.........but i have known to be wrong

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

lime IMO

[s.varty]

maybe, lime or field maple

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

maybe, lime or field maple

 

If they are acer campestre I will eat one:001_smile:

[Pat Ferrett]

Apple

[Stephen Blair]

they are WET logs ha ha, i hope you have some coal to burn the moisture out those bad boys:001_rolleyes:. I am with Hammy, Lime.

The rough bark ones are from the wider trunk hence being shorter, the longer one is branch wood, so a little longer. Bet you got them off a tree surgeon cheap:laugh1:

[egnsean]

they are WET logs ha ha, i hope you have some coal to burn the moisture out those bad boys:001_rolleyes:. I am with Hammy, Lime.

The rough bark ones are from the wider trunk hence being shorter, the longer one is branch wood, so a little longer. Bet you got them off a tree surgeon cheap:laugh1:

the reason

i asked was because when i put a couple in the logburner wet they burned straight away with no coal, very well and with good heat i was a little puzzled

[Tony Croft aka hamadryad]

and for those who didnt suss it, the orange hues are indicitive of freshly cut lime, which is white on first cut and after oxidation, I know my wood!

[Stephen Blair]

the reason

i asked was because when i put a couple in the logburner wet they burned straight away with no coal, very well and with good heat i was a little puzzled

 

was the fire going well before you put them on:confused1: if you lit a fire with them from wet, i want to know your secret.

 

Tony i thought they were Alder at first:blushing: