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White rotted roots? Coupled with possible dysfunction in the canopy I'd point to merip. But leaves have usually gone early on merip infected beech.

 

Could be anything.

 

Just think of that warmth and not about being sad about some wood :biggrin:

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Good thing is JP I don't have to clear up, I'm discing it up on site and splitting then delivering straight to a customer who will season himself, I wish more people would think like this.

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