Large Beech triple stem butt, Felixstowe area. Anyone want to mill it, lost here...

[woodpile]

Long story short guys, I rarely do tree work these days but occasionally help out a gardener mate of mine if he's stuck. He was indeed stuck when this Beech blew down on the farm where he rents his home and landed on a public footpath which runs through the edge of a farmers field. I helped him dismantle back off the path safely and later helped myself to 4 ranger loads of cord (Only that due to space to store and the fact that me and the mrs spent all sunday morning barrowing the cord to the nearest hardstanding...) As it was a free for wood job for his landlord and we both have rear wheel drive pick ups... We both got stuck as did the postman who came for a nose...

 

More details if interested, pics put up next if they work... I estimate the potential value at 500 squids as milling timber from my brief research, no real idea myself, but if I had bigger saws and a large 4x4 I wouldn't need firewood for years...

 

You're all good lads, which one of you wants to mill it? IP11 postcode.

[noj]

ummm, ive also aquired a large wind blown beach tree, single trunk, best part of 4ft thick. asking the same question. seems far too good to cut up for fire wood, i'll try and get some pics of it on here soon.