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Right then...I'll keep my eyes peeled for a good piece...could send you some Bda cedar in the mentime to play with...bet you've never smelled anything like it! PM me your address...

Well, I have this thought that our ebony is not the super hard species...not really sure, because to cut live they are easy to work on, maybe the hardness comes when the wood is cured? When small bits are cut and left in the bushes, they rot away fairly soon, but again, no real heartwood. Got...

Cool Stig, I'll remember that...might be a while before I get my hands on any...

Ha, the one with the screwed up tree...but almost all the courses have have a tee or green where you can attempt to feed fish on golf balls! As for the ebony, its Albizzia lebbeck...black ebony, introduced. Fast growing easy to cut, handles abuse, has a nice dark heartwood the cabinet makers...

Al, it was the ex-Castle Harbour golf course...has a new name now, don't want to embarass them too much.

For real! Nothing on the news so I guess they are all still walking. Mind you, over here serious injuries rarely make the news... I looked at the stump of the good tree today, the hinge was a triangle with the fat side uphill so even without all the other crap hungup in it, they steered it...

^^^ Hey, your sig says it all!

Doncha love the pruning on the little tree in the close foreground too... I think its time to drop off my resume'

...two on the ground and one mashed up remainder! I posted this pic of a hungup casuarina broken at the base on the side of the golfcourse...I passed by the site today and the greenskeepers had cut the base and were standing about with a tractor, a rope and looking puzzled. I stopped and had a...