Dalboy
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You would think by now that I would know my woods. Can anyone identify this wood.
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CHJ":3i4spe24 said:Looks like Sycamore to me Derek, judging by the bark and the figuring evident in image 3.
Or one of the various 'Plane' hybrids.
The London Plane (hybrid of American sycamore and Oriental plane?) is usually distinctive by its smooth but Peeling Bark on older specimens, the reason why some folk suggest it thrives well in polluted atmospheres. is this what you see on your 'platane' Mike?mikeduvar":2qjs5i5s said:It looks very similar to 'platane' the trees that line many of the roads here in France -.
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