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Deb

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Hopefully pictures have come up!

Back stem is 285cm x 65cm diam and front one is 385 x 85cm.

 

If anyone is interested in buying these for milling please get in touch. Our yard is near Sevenoaks in Kent. You can mill here on site if it's easier we just don't have the room to store planks or the timber and I'm trying to find a way of saving it from being logged! But obviously still get some money for it :001_smile:

 

Any questions welcome either on this thread or PM me.

 

Cheers

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Lovely logs, but for the little bit of rot.

 

The only thing that I would implore any potential sawmiller of these butts to do is not mill them until November at the earliest. It's far too warm and dry now and it will ruin the boards.

 

Jonathan

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