Wood ID

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teutonicking

Feeling the Heat
Aug 18, 2011
388
Maryland
Hi Guys,

I think I know what this is (I'm getting better at this), but wanted to get a 2nd (or 3rd) opinion before I go out of my way to pick up this scrounge.

Thanks!
 

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Black Locust infested with English Ivy is my guess, dont think pi leaves are out yet.
 
Agree with above thoughts
 
Looks like yellow in the wood. Black locust.
 
Locust.
High BTU wood ;)
 
I hope you are already out there. Black locust is great stuff. The ivy is English Ivy, not Poison Ivy - at least the stuff with the leaves is English Ivy. I can't promise there isnt some poison ivy hiding in there too.
 
I agree Black Locust a good hot and long burning wood.. Congrats on the score ;)

Ray
 
Well, were you right? ==c

Yes, but unfortunatly I think I'm going to miss it. Wife having a big party at our house on Saturday so I can't "mess up" the yard until Sunday. I'm afraid it will be gone by then (if its not already)! Oh well, BL will come around again (maybe in 6 months, if I'm lucky).
 
Yes, but unfortunatly I think I'm going to miss it. Wife having a big party at our house on Saturday so I can't "mess up" the yard
Dammit,man, you've got to prioritize! Your wife will get over it in a couple of weeks, but that BL will be gone forever! ==c
 
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