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Pear maybe?
 

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It is not spruce for sure. I remember Grandma's pear tree had similar bark, but never saw what the wood looked like.
 
No idea, but could you split a few open & post a pic of the split face?
 
The longest one looks like dogwood.
 
Send a cord or so up to me, I'll be able to get you a positive ID:cool:
 
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