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Dmitry

Dmitry

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is it pine ?
 

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Just a guess cause we dont have them here but the leaves in the area look like poplar/aspen
 
The second picture is definitely pine. I am not sure about the first one - could be pine.
 
The second picture is definitely pine. I am not sure about the first one - could be pine.
 
1) looks like a tulip poplar

2) looks like maple to me.
 
Yes it's pine
 
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smell it. what does it smell like
 
Smells like teen spirit? Long live Kurt Cobain! :)

Actually Fbelec has the right idea . . . scratch and sniff is a great way of identifying some species . . . or at least seeing if it is a softwood vs. hardwood.
 
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