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Wood ID

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  1. Juniper Hill

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    Any guesses on this one? I think it might have had almond shaped leaves. Picked it up with some fir.
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  2. Chud

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    Does TOH grow in Washington?
     
  3. Juniper Hill

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    Yes. It does look similar to images on the web. Darn
     
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    Bark reminds me of young tulip poplar.
     
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  5. Juniper Hill

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    It's tough chopping, almost as bad as sweet gum. Pretty dry already. Not real stringy but twists a bit.
     
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    TP splits easily. Lots of trees in the PNW im not familiar with, but learning. Any pics of the splits?
     
  7. Juniper Hill

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    Not really. Just what you see there. My phones camera isn't great.
     
  8. BuckeyeFootball

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    Looks a bit like a young hickory but I think thatd be rare in your location.