FREE wood - Do you know what it is???

[BillLion]

Tell me where that score is so I can get at it.

Sure. Travel North/West on 189 through Bloomfield towards Granby and you'll see tons of houses with tress cut down by CLP. I knocked on the doors and people were happy to have them take away. You will need a chainsaw though. I was only able to grab pieces that 2 of us could lift and load. There are some gargantuan pieces that will be nice when bucked up but can't really be loaded as is without heavy equipment.

 

[Arnoldnorth]

Awesome. Thanks for the info. I am trying to stock up to get ahead and every little bit helps.

 

[BillLion]

Awesome. Thanks for the info. I am trying to stock up to get ahead and every little bit helps.

And while you're out & about:
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Merry Christmas!

 

[Wood Duck]

The second wood looks like American Elm. Elm is good firewood, probably similar to birch in terms of drying and BTUs.

 

[blades]

is/was there mucus under the bark if so then maybe slippery elm. It has wider growth rings than most other varieties of elm, real heavy when green( water weight) dries out in about a year fairly light then. a few notches up the scale from Silver maple. As has been noted it is BTU's at the correct price. ( also referred to as piss elm)
Another thought Siberian elm ( also some times called Chinese elm)

 

[UncleJoe]

Another thought Siberian elm ( also some times called Chinese elm)

That was my first thought when I looked at the picture.