My first thought was locust, or possibly Osage, but kind of hard to
tell without seeing and feeling it in person. I do end up with some
pieces that I can't remember what they are, or don't know, and will
tell the customers that it is 'fire wood'.
robo hippy
Arch wrote:
Hi Irwin, I understand that you and your customers prefer to know. Just
for fun, not meaning to be smartass, here's two comforting classics
paraphrased: "A blank is a blank, is a blank" "Wood by any other name
turns as sweet" ...and my suggestion: "Turn it, don't name it!"

Choose whatever name pleases you", (I often choose "******* wood")
Most people will believe you, the few that don't just give your very
nice work more publicity". I don't expect this to help.


Turn to Safety, Arch
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