Heather, We have a woodsfull that will be blown down, cut for wood, picked by birds/bugs or just picked and burned or chipped by us. You could probably get here in an hour, depending on ye olde traffic flow and are welcome to as much as you want.

Do you want living things for flexibility or dried/dead? Either are plentiful, mostly from alder, hemlock, brush, brush and more brush, plus some dead cedar branches (no green and stripped of bark) Huge cottonwood stumps I can spare a couple of those. Heavy, really heavy! And some shrubby thing that has longer thin branches that has maroonish blossoms in June. Someone guessed Honeysuckle on that one, I'm not sure. I didn't cut it back last Fall and it needs a big haircut.

We just trimmed overhangs from our apple and plum trees- all waiting to be burned, some 8-10 ft long, most more like 4-6 ft. only down 10 days from the trees.
Email me if any of this sounds like it fits the bill.
Poochella

I live in central Everett and have a huge branch that broke off of our cherry tree. You are welcome to come and snip away at all the twigs, etc, or even take the branch.
It's right in our front yard and it's very convenient.

Heather...do you want any of the branches off that maple tree you saw in my backyard?! There'll be a lot available.
The smaller branches should be fairly flexible and I'm sure the thicker branches are quite strong.

Patrick

Poochella, I will e.mail you shortly!

patrick, let me know when you cut it down! That still makes me sad, what a beautiful tree!

frogsong, how does tomorrow sound?

Heather

I have lots of small alders that could be cut down (we plan on it). Let me know. I live in North Skagit County though, and that might be too far?