I'm not seeing it... Center wood is too brown... I'm use to the center wood being more of a pinkish color. Plus it should smell sweet when split...
I will go in the “could be” category. The honey locust I have cut/split isn’t sweet to my nose it’s more sour & funky smelly, almost putrid. It is usually pinkish/salmon colored but camera settings can affect the color in photo’s. That does look pretty brownish though. Here is some I cut a while back.
Im with the could be category as well. Color is a bit darker and bark doesnt convince me. I dont recall it having much of an aroma. Better pics of the bark Juniper Hill ?
Should be good heating wood. I have seen some furniture and cabinetry made out of it and it was very nice work.
Sorry no picture but I can say it was very attractive work and I was surprised it came out of what many would regard as a trash wood.
This to me would rule out fruitwood. I just processed a large honey locust and none of the wood had a two-tone center.