Here's another, any thoughts

[csjr]

[treequip]

I would be thinking Robinia

[Darrin Turnbull]

Gleditsia triacanthos

[Darrin Turnbull]

Gleditsia triacanthos inermis

[Pinkfoot]

Gleditsia triacanthos inermis

 

But inermis should have green leaves .

[Pinkfoot]

Perhaps it is Sunburst.

[timbernut]

Bark doesn't look right to me, first impression was magnolia of some kind

[gooseflight]

Without seeing a mature leaf I think Robinia is a good shout. Young growth has the pea like look of Robinia. (Magnolia would be well in leaf by now and leaves are too small.)

[Mick Dempsey]

Without seeing a mature leaf I think Robinia is a good shout. Young growth has the pea like look of Robinia. (Magnolia would be well in leaf by now and leaves are too small.)

 

Unlikely, forms all wrong, it's a gleditsia, the one near me has thorns on the bark which is the only box not ticked, but I think older trees lose that lower down.

I'm off to walk the dog in a minute, I'll grab an iPhone pic of it.

[Pinkfoot]

Unlikely, forms all wrong, it's a gleditsia, the one near me has thorns on the bark which is the only box not ticked, but I think older trees lose that lower down.

I'm off to walk the dog in a minute, I'll grab an iPhone pic of it.

 

True ,Gleditsia lose thorns when they mature and Sunburst isn't particularly thorny anyway .