another ID please

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Ropelie

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Got 4 truckloads of rounds already cut up ready for me. Heavy as sin! Measures almost 2 cords as it sits. Any help with an id? I don't have a clue. A few limbs and a big tree
 

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Are they all from the same tree? Need a picture of the end grain and a split piece as well.
 
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If this is all from the same tree it appears that you have ash.

If from different trees, I see qualities that could yield ash, oak and maple.
 
Ash
 
Looks like a round of Cherry laying flat in the middle of the pile, you can see a green leaf stuck to it.
 
Bark seems too thin to be ash. Has a soft maple look to me.
 
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