cowfoot Established Member Joined 7 Jun 2016 Messages 252 Reaction score 5 Location Buckinghamshire 21 Mar 2017 #1 Splitting logs today and noticed this - I'll try and saw it off as a veneer but doubt it'll work! Attachments IMG_0304.JPG 130.5 KB
Racers Established Member Joined 22 Apr 2005 Messages 9,172 Reaction score 136 21 Mar 2017 #2 Nice bit of spalting. Pete
transatlantic Boom! Joined 13 Jul 2015 Messages 2,924 Reaction score 148 Location Wales 21 Mar 2017 #3 It's interesting how we humans find beauty in what is a fungi attacking and killing the tree. It's a bit grim really, isn't it?
It's interesting how we humans find beauty in what is a fungi attacking and killing the tree. It's a bit grim really, isn't it?
Phil Pascoe Established Member Joined 29 Jan 2012 Messages 28,809 Reaction score 8,472 Location Shaft City, Mid Cornish Desert 21 Mar 2017 #4 nah ... the tree was well dead when the fungi got it.
W worn thumbs Established Member Joined 20 Dec 2014 Messages 1,006 Reaction score 214 Location Norfolk 21 Mar 2017 #5 transatlantic":2gexbcby said: It's interesting how we humans find beauty in what is a fungi attacking and killing the tree. It's a bit grim really, isn't it? Click to expand... I can't really disagree with the sentiment.Taken further,we admire the look of burr walnut and the burr isn't so different from a wart.
transatlantic":2gexbcby said: It's interesting how we humans find beauty in what is a fungi attacking and killing the tree. It's a bit grim really, isn't it? Click to expand... I can't really disagree with the sentiment.Taken further,we admire the look of burr walnut and the burr isn't so different from a wart.