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Old 03-03-2009, 10:06 AM posted to uk.rec.gardening
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George.com;831779 Wrote:


to offset costs, if cherrywood a type that could be sold to a wood
turner to
offset costs?

Post a message with your local wood-turners' group. Someone may well be
interested.


Also, contact any furniture restorers/repairers. They are also on the
lookout for good usable timbers. We passed on a plum trunk to one who
was exceedingly grateful.


As would I be - plum or cherry especially - I want to restock a New
England Rifle. They were usually stocked with fruitwood, especially
cherry, or 'curly' maple.

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I was on the local council and we had to severely prune some Holme Oaks.
The local Woodturners turned up in vans and cars to take the logs :-))

Mike


hmmm, depending on quality of wood and how difficult the job, someone may
even do it for you for free.

rob