Got a load of logs shared with my friends.
Anybody know what this is?
Seems rather soft.
It's not sassafras.
Thanks
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Anybody know what this is?
Seems rather soft.
It's not sassafras.
Thanks
Wood ID?
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At least, it has zero smell and the bark is not nearly as flaky or orange as I'm used to with sassafras
The leaves, bark, wide growth rings and softness make me think some kind of willow.
Interesting. The willows I know don't have this dark bark. But I have not encountered willow here.
Wisco Shepherd
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Wisco Shepherd
Minister of Fire
Willow, looks just like the willow we have around here. It burns well enough
