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    Well that was easy! Thanks for the info. Now I know what I'm potentially looking at I can Google more on it. It is very wet boggy land there and the ones that have split have been mature trees so that would make sense. Thanks again.
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    Hi - I'm new to the forum and hoping for some help. I bought a cottage with some land which included about 3 across of woodland. It is a mixture of Beech, Oak, Sycamore and Ash. Since being here a few trees have split and I believe they are all ash. The middle of them looks like the attached photo. Is this ash die-back? Or something else where they have just rotted inside? The land is very wet and boggy in places (exceptionally so in some areas), so I was wondering if this was causing an issue? Just be interested in the thoughts of those far more knowledgable on the subject than me. Hop the photo is clear! Thanks

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