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A friend at work has a neighbor that just had 7 giant (what I'm assuming are White Ash) trees taken down. We have a quick 63°F break between snow storms (though it's rainy and humid) so I thought I'd start working on the 2019-2020 stash.

Here is one pickup bed full. Can anyone confirm this as Ash? Thanks!

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Looks ask to me.

I do not see any giants here however......

Just goooood splitting rounds.
 
Oh
I get it. Ash does grow to a quite a size.
 
Large diamond patterned bark and bullet hole down the pith of each round is tell tale sign of ash. Great score. I am wishing I had more in the stacks.
 
Ash 1000%
As mentioned above, centre hole is a givw away.
Thank EAB!!
 
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Nice score! I love Ash...so easy to work with, very few branches, burns great, and seasons fast. While I appreciate the abundance of standing dead/dying Ash around my parts, it’s really a bummer that they’re going to be gone in a few years. Awesome trees.
 
White ash is my guess.
 
Text book mature bark for ash.
 
The wood does look strange. I don't know hickory.
 
It has that pinhole in the center for sure. Insanely straight grained like White Ash tends to have been in my limited experience. My favorite wood to split by a mile.
 
ASH for sure