What free wood did you find today?

At first I was sad. Now I’m getting pumped as to what they will turn in to. The cannon balls will be come boxes. I haven’t decided on the rest. The only one around here that needs something is the cat. Due to windows height difference between the old house and new, she needs a new perch to watch and snooze so she is first in line.
I don't know your house/needs but the first thing that popped into my mind was a window seat of sorts. Let us see what you do with it.
 
At first I was sad. Now I’m getting pumped as to what they will turn in to. The cannon balls will be come boxes. I haven’t decided on the rest. The only one around here that needs something is the cat. Due to windows height difference between the old house and new, she needs a new perch to watch and snooze so she is first in line.
I see some HUGE charcuterie boards…….
 
Got this piece along with a 7+ footer and a knotty 5 foot piece that had been cut down at a local church. Soft maple, 28” across by 16” tall. Soft maple.
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Well, well, well. Look what I found today….unfortunately I have to climb up and down this shady ladder barely held into a crumbly cliff face to get it. Wish me luck! Definitely a beautiful location.

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Wood you look at that.....great find. What is the sea of green on the landscape? Looks similar to rhododendron.
I’m not really sure what it is. It flowers a bit at certain times of year, but definitely isn’t a woody plant…now I want to know what it is.
 
Nice! I bet you find at least one flip flop down there and it'll be the right one. It's always the right one. I don't know why that is but it's always the right one.
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Forgive me, I did it again. I've been working on some cherry logs out of the wood pile for firewood. Went to split them yesterday and the splitter had a heck of a time with some of them. Stalled out often. Mind you, my splitter is old and may not be working at 100%. But these rounds that were difficult were the most convoluted, interlocking grain I've seen in cherry. Once opened, it looked like it was curly. The logs were nondescript with branching, so I didn't move these to my 'lumber' pile slated for the sawmill. I wish I could tell from the outside of a cherry log whether it was curly or not. And there's not enough time to check a log. It's got to be sawn into firewood or it gets pushed into the fire. I did save a few of the suspect rounds to open and see if it's curly. Pics will come when I do so.
 
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