Name that newly found log and that one too

[mywaynow]

Logs are not the proper term. One is 16 foot long, 34 inches diameter, the other is an entire tree. Pic 1 and 2 are the same tree section, Pic 3 is the whole tree. Found these while scoping out how to deal with the very large Red Oak I have posted about earlier. I have an updated pic on that post, if your following it.

 

[Kenster]

Was there a question in there?

 

[mywaynow]

Yep, in the heading. What do you think these are?

 

[Kenster]

You want us to name the logs? Okay... how about.... Fred and Ethel.

 

[Bugboy]

I was going to go with Bert and Ernie but you beat me. Fred and Ethel it is!

 

[WhitePine]

You want us to name the logs? Okay... how about.... Fred and Ethel.

I guess Ethel is in the upper right pic.

 

[myzamboni]

all i see is firewood

 

[smokinj]

Cherry Champagne and Maple Wine.

 

[NH_Wood]

Looks like red oak on the right - seems like I'm seeing alternating dark and light vertical bands. Not sure about the left pics - I'd guess maple. I don't think the left pic is cherry. Cheers!

 

[Thistle]

Cheech & Chong

 

[mywaynow]

I guess I asked for this one. Perhaps winter madness is setting in for some of us now. I am quite sane for this time of year. Been ok occupying myself with the wood burning (first year).

 

[leaddog]

Depending on where they came from and that big they might have been worth alot more for timber than firewood.
leaddog

 

[mywaynow]

Dog,

I have been asking everywhere I can about selling the big tree at this location. It is a giant Red Oak, long main trunck with big diameter. I hate to chop it up. But I will, for sure.