Black Walnut Slabs (Herititage Tree)

Black Walnut slabs .Hinds/Claro $15 · Pictured are live edge slab sections from the Heritage tree in Southern Oregon which collapsed 9 years ago across State Hwy 138 in November 2017. This tree was known as the Yellow Creek Hinds Walnut Heritage tree. The tree was notable for its size and age. It is not native to Oregon. Its location was probably an Indian camping and fishing grounds where migrating salmon were abundant and accessible. It predates the arrival of settlers and the signing of the Declaration of Indpendence which carries Provenance, a clear history of records. It may have sprouted from a cast-off nut. Unfortunately, the Heritage tree had to be removed after a winter storm. The grain pattern on the Hinds Black Walnut is unique from other black walnut trees. Some call it Claro Walnut but the reality is a Hinds Walnut with it's uniqueness in it's grain patterns. I have various slabs from this tree. I was able to obtain the limb wood only which are huge in diameter some as...