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Can someone help me find what type of tree this is?

 
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Hello everyone! This is the tree
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It might help to say what continent you live on.
 
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Other things to help with ID include close-up photos of the leaves, bark, flowers, and cones.
 
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Welcome to Permies Andy!

It’s indeed really, really hard to say anything from the photo, but it does look like some kind of larch to me. I could be totally wrong with that though.

Could you post more photos of it?
 
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There's a Where's Waldo element to this.

 
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It looks like some sort of cedar to me, maybe Himalayan. It also looks like it's in the process of becoming firewood.
 
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