Apple Wood?
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Leaf looks like apple. Wood splits well amd burns well when dry; often curved and twisted though.
I just cut up a coworker's apple tree. That is what it looked like except the center/dark part was rotten. The coworker's tree collapsed from 100s of apples. Oh well, I got a few apples, but the wood is mostly no good. Apple wood is dense (when not rotten). It should take at least a couple of years to dry. It will make very good firewood. Fruit wood and nut wood are primo firewood's.
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