Thank you very much Joe. I wouldn't have ever figured it out.

It looks like a yucca. Here is a link that might be useful: yucca

You guys are not particularly helpful. Or nice. My best guess, and this is only a guess, would be that it's a maple tree. In the second picture, to the right of your ear, there's a scale of bark separating from the top side that looks thin (which can make climbing hard). When a scale of maple bark separates it can be relatively thin like that, whereas other common trees, oak or walnut, usually have thicker, bark that doesn't scale as much. On the flip side, it doesn't look as scaly as I would expect from say cherry. Without more info I'd guess maple.

Just consider these are not real strong trees but are pretty fast growers around here (Gulf Coast). Just plant at least 20’ from house or more. They don’t always stand up to twisting winds we get here. You might want to consider Drummond Maple. Pretty fast growing but much stronger. Lovely canopy and leafs turn gold and red in fall. I love them and never lost one in storms.