Wood I.D.
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looks more like ash to me.
basswood has furrowed bark also, but basswood bark tends to look a little flatter/smoother on the surface than ash.
basswood has furrowed bark also, but basswood bark tends to look a little flatter/smoother on the surface than ash.
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