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Black locust (with bark). Hard to say on the other (no bark, possibly some red elm). Go get it.
 
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lukem said:
Black locust (with bark). Hard to say on the other (no bark, possibly some red elm). Go get it.
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Thanks, I was hoping you would say BL! I'm going to try and see if I can scoop it up.
 
On second look they are both BL.
 
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Agreed. All BL bark and no bark. Great wood find. Good luck grabbing it.
 
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Run, don't walk. That is primo stuff!!
 
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You don't want that garbage......send me the address and I'll run down and take it off his hands for you! ;)
 
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