Another mystery wood!

[burywoodturners]

I arrived home recently only to find some branch wood on the drive. After some detective work I traced the culprit! At first I though it was pine, but after closer inspection I believe it to be Hawthorn. Can anyone confirm this? and what is it like to turn/
it is nearly as wet as the North sea at present, but I did cut a slice to see in side, it appears to be white, where other bits of hawthorn I have had were a light fawn colour. Does hawthorn react to the light?
I finally resized a picture, so here it is
Thanks
Ron

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[Bryan Milham]

The image link does not open, but sounds like FOG wood to me!

[Les Symonds]

I can't get the picture, either. Hawthorn is virtually white when it's fresh, but does discolour and go slightly straw coloured. It's a joy to turn because it's so slow growing, so has a tight grain and finishes well, but like so many close-grained woods, it has a tendency to split quite badly.
Les

[Wood spinner]

Is it dogwood
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you can tell by it Bark 

[burywoodturners]

As my dog shows no interest in it I assume that it is not dogwood! Thanks for the other replies, I am sure now that it is Hawthorn, so I had better get the ends waxed
Ron

[Eric Harvey]

Ron,Hawthorn is lovey to turn,some of it stays pale once turned and some goes an orangybrown colour even off the same branch,I get it off a friend on a regular basis when he does a heavy prune every couple of yrs,alot of those tree pendants I brought up at xmas were made of it.