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A tree in my yard that had been broken about 5 feet up and leaning finally came down a few weeks back. Cut it up today, but not sure what it is. No branches/leaves left on it. Attached a couple pics
Does it have an odor? Looks a lot like poplar. I can't really describe the smell, but my father burned a lot of poplar when I was very young so to this day it is still THE smell that I associate with firewood lol. My father and grandfather cut a lot of poplar pulp logs for the paper mill back in the day and they would always fill the firewood trailer before wrapping up work for the day.