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Chris Sheppard

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We've one load of Scots Pine 3.75m left over on a job that were supposed to be going into Taylormade as sawlogs but seem to have an aversion to leaving - they've been down a minimum of 6 months and are from approx 6" up to about 18/20" TD (but mainly sub 15" or so).

 

It'd be a shame but if anyone fancies some nice straight processor grade pine firewood (or some actual sawlogs!) then let me know.

 

It's just outside York and we can give details of a local haulier.

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