OK, we'll need some hints. Is it a fruit tree? Nut tree? Conifer?
WOOD ID. I know, do you?
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Hawthorn??
Can we get better pics?
it's next to a pear tree. and close to the pecan tree. and a blue spruce in the front yard. hope that helps unk.
working on it.
blacklocst
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Catabaw
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
Persimmon
Ayatollah
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Hickory
Better pics and lots of them.
HuskStihl
Chairin'em for the sound
Synthetic fireplace log?
I agree it sort of does !
I'm guessing is some sort of ornamental since its planted between a pear and a pecan. Most likely not native to PA. Fast growing like a cottonwood, Catawba, popular. Could be a white mulberry, But not really, Sycamore but grain doesnt look twisted enough. , I'm out of guesses
this tree grows in most states not sure about the coldest regions. (hint)
Frazier Fir
not in the conifer family.( another hint)
Odog
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Piss elm
zogger
Tree Freak
On the cut end it looks like tulip poplar, and I have seen wood from that look similar to the split, but usually it is straighter. But looking directly at the side view at the bark...dunno
