Could a large fallen eucalyptus tree be of any use to anybody?

It sparks like fcuk when you burn it - not good. Maybe a woodturner would be interested in it.

No clue, but if you have a neighbourhood Whatsapp, or Facebook group, maybe say it there. Make sure it's for the donee to cut and take away!

Have you got a Men's Shed in your town? They might be interested if they have the space.

Where are you?. I'll take it if near me

If there's a 14ft root ball partially suspended, make sure whoever cuts the tree, is aware that it will snap back into the hole in the ground, when the trunk is cut

Lost 1 as well yesterday must be at least 50 feet high and almost 3 feet diameter at the base. The center is dark brown and the outer is lighter colour. It is like lifting lead it's so heavy. It fell across the farm roadway and was dangerous enough getting it clear as we couldn't get the tractor to side we wanted. But we thought it out and proceeded with caution.

It will cut into blocks as soon as time permits and stored for 2 years at least for firewood. Shed space is a bit thight as we had already a fair amount of wood harvested during November.

Just about to say it. Eucalyptus must be split when green. Axe will bounce and using a log splitter will be like being in a shelling zone in a war. It will fly like mad.

Is this still available for cutting and collecting?

Why did eucalyptus get hit so hard in the storm out of interest, few down around here too, do the roots not go deep? Or the fact that leaves are still on them?

Hi.. Apologies.. Only seeing this now. Unfortunately, no... It was cut up and collected a few weeks ago. Thanks for replying.

Ash dieback is affecting a lot of trees down my way