Got another ID for you Guys

[Lucan]

Sycamore aswell here, the bark and branch structure, plus the size of the rings. HC bark is a lot thicker

[skyhuck]

Its wood, get it cut and dried, it will burn just fine

[Hodge]

I am 100% telling you it's part seasoned sycamore. Why is it likely to be horse chestnut in a wood? It's the reason I gave up asking questions you get 200 million different answers.

 

 

I've been in plenty of woods where there is Horsechestnut growing so I don't understand your post?

[Will Heal]

Looks like beech to me, saw it down the grain and put a picture on then we will know

[skyhuck]

Sycamore aswell here, the bark and branch structure, plus the size of the rings. HC bark is a lot thicker

 

Brilliant!!!!!!!!!

 

There is one branch stub visible in the pics

[skyhuck]

I've been in plenty of woods where there is Horsechestnut growing so I don't understand your post?

 

Same here, I had no ideas HC could not grow in woodlands??? Who knew????????

 

Some one needs to tell the HC round here

[Wolfie]

Another vote for Sycamore . . . . . Because of the stub structure . . . . . . . . And also because it's Sycamore.

[farmboy3]

Looks like sycamore to me

[Stubby]

The fresh cut white face says syc to me also .

[Farmer Tom]

Yep, Sycamore.

I'm surprised though that it's not covered in that orange coral spot fungus.