Gold mine is right I see a lot of money and work laying there. The butt cut looks big enough to get some table slabs from if its not hollow and that is now looked at as a place for resin to go. There is a local store here that pays good money for the logs and then they cut it themselves. I see a lot of potential for bowls and vases out of those long burls in the limbs. I do not know what the going price is now but a few years back I could sale fresh burls for two dollars a pound to a local woodturning store. And there is a monthly gathering of a woodturning club that they often will be people selling wood in the parking lot. Years ago when I started doing tree work I didn't know the money that could be made off of the so called junk wood. It is a shame what I have chipped and threw away or let rot waiting on me to find time to turn it. Just a few ideas to think about other than a lot of pens.
