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Never had a problem with Ash, unless it was cut alive and I tried to do so before the needed full 9-12 months to cure. And I split by hand. Add-on: My recent move put me in a lot with lots of dead and decaying oak and honey locusts. That should make for some fun this fall/winter.

You are correct Marc; dummy me misread the Wikipedia page on it. The London Plane is the European one that is mistaken by many here. Thx.

I'm assuming those burning sycamore are doing it with the American species (Platanus occidentalis) and not it's allergy inducing, European cousin (which is another tree I can't stand), Acer pseudoplatanus?

Rajan, I also saw this one about the mammoths and the Ice Age sloths eating Osage: https://www.texasmonthly.com/being-texan/osage-orange-history/

Cory, I did the pile on a tarp a long time ago, and all it ended up doing was making a swampy mess on the bottom, ruining some really good pieces. Pallet racks are the best, but in a pinch, just get some bricks/cinder blocks and 10ft pressure treated 2x4s to make some quicky racks