Would anyone care to hazard a guess as to the identity of this wood and speculate what I’m doing with it? (There’s a clue elsewhere in this blog.)
There was going to be a prize for the correct answers – a large Lindt chocolate rabbit – but I ate it. Sorry.
Hmm…
After almost four hundred views, I think it’s time for a further clue…
Oh… oh… oh, it’s um…
Over 450 views and still no correct guesses, so here’s a giveaway clue…
This should do it.
All will be revealed in the next day or so.
Pegs and 'Tails 
Hi Jack,
Mayhaps you are exhibiting a spill of nice Pinus Radiata… Ideal for winter firelighters..
Regards
Ray
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A type of Fir…………
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No chaps, it’s not a Pinus or an Abies. It’s not even a member of the Pinaceae family, nor is it a soft wood.
I don’t feel so bad now for eating the rabbit.
There’s one constantly evolving post on this blog that holds the secret.
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Looks like pine to me.
The rabbit sounds delicious.
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I have to guess it is Ash, for you’ve used that type of wood for some previous projects. Is this shaving to be used as decorative veneering?
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Just as I hit “Post” with my previous comment I realized that your chocolate rabbit may be a hint – are you weaving an ash easter egg basket?
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No, not ash either, and it’s not for a basket… a basket case maybe! I’ve added another clue.
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Deal
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Looks like a fruit wood. Cherry maybe (do you have access to that down under)? On second thought, there are an awful lot of lemons pictured in your posts :).
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No, not a pine, nor a fruitwood, nor lemon.
I’ll give it another day and then all will be revealed.
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Yew?
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Ignore that last one, I didn’t see the tree pic. Yew has needles.
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As you say.
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mahogany; perhaps building something for the assistant mirror dog
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No, it’s not one of the mahoganies either.
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Mulberry?
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