Wood ID Help - Southern CT
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I'll split a piece tonight after work and see...I'll take a pic of the inside of the wood too! Elm is usually much harder to split and stringier right?
Pennsyltucky Chris
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Red Maple. The bark on Norway Maple is more like Ash bark, with diamond patterns. This might also be Silver Maple, but I don't see a lot of Silver Maples so to me it looks more like REd maple.
Osagebndr
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Fred Wright
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