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  1. Thanks all for your input. The tree is beside a lane (root actually took a bit out with it) so access isn't an issue. I'd be happy taking the limbs for my own use, but is there a general rule of thumb about the ratio/ volume of wood from the trunk compared to the branches? Appreciate the bulk of the work will be in handling the trunk (just over 4m circumference). Based in Northern Ireland.
  2. Hi guys, looking some advice on what to do with this oak that came down in the storm. It's wasn't in the best shape (pic attached) but was extremely old. I reckon it is bewteen 4-5m circumference at chest height. I've had an offer to remove for firewood but could it be used for boards etc? Would prefer it to be used for something long lasting rather than up a chimney. If going for firewood would it be reasonable to split it 50/50 with no money changing hands?

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