Wood ID assistance

[jalopy]

I got some wood for free, but have no clue what it is. Very wet and very heavy. 4 logs 6-10 ft long weighed in at just shy of 5000 lbs after being cut to rounds to load on my trailer. Can anyone help ID it?

 

[jalopy]

It smells like watermelon rind, didnt have any sap when handling it (gloves got wet, but dusted clean after getting dry).

 

[capetrees]

cherry?

more pics

 

[jalopy]

Was cutting the logs in the rain, and forgot to get a picture of the stack.
Logs came from somewhere in Washington.

 

[capetrees]

beech or sycamore?

 

[jalopy]

I had originally thought sycamore, but the lack of any substantial darker heart wood had me questioning it. Ive never seen beech, maybe?

 

[johnnyballs]

sycamore, or as more commonly called, london plane...sawdust makes a lot of people sneeze like crazy...

 

[Oldmaple]

London Planetree, a European relative of a Sycamore.

 

[Hinerman]

We call that sycamore here. Have fun splitting that stuff. I won't take it anymore.

 

[jalopy]

Thanks for the replies. Itll get dried out for a little bit before it gets split up.

 

[unclemoustache]

I refuse to burn sycamore. (But I can afford to be picky around here).

Leaves too much ash, too little heat. I just cut down a monster Syc in my yard. Gave away the trunk, threw away the rest.