my friend gave me a truckload of this wood.....seasoned undercover for about 3 years.....any thoughts? he said holly but that doesn't look right? maybe some kind of cherry or birch based on the bark? i live in seattle but it was his neighbors tree from a small city lot so it could be anything not necessarily native to the region! it is not light like cedar but not oak heavy...
wood id please!
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The bark looks a little closer to grey birch than apple but the wood looks more like that from a fruit tree. Maybe a pear?
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