Log burner - anyone want some timber
I had a 30 foot tree come down in the gale, quite spindly at the top, but thicker at the bottom - too big to manage with my biggest bow saw, maybe around 12", so it needs a chain saw to tackle the bottom few feet.
I have already cut off all of the smaller branches. If there is anyone local to me with a chain saw and a log burner stove, you are welcome to it, with some help from me, plus free tea and bacon butties. |
Sorry but you are a bit far from me else I would have done it for you.
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Hi Harry, What sort of tree was it? Might be worthwhile if it's a hardwood - might be burnable next season with sufficient drying.
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I have no idea really. We have several silver birch next to it and it wasn't silver birch, or willow. It has a course, rough bark is about as much as I know. It had spread sideways blocking access to the extreme rear of the garden, so I cut a limb off and trimmed it back a couple of decades ago. My trimming seems to have caused rot at the base which weakened it and down it came. I suppose I could take a photo of a leaf and try to ID from that.. |
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