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Chainsaw artists dazzle crowds in Alcester with their skills

Chainsaw artists wowed crowds as visitors flocked to the opening day of one of the UK’s largest forestry shows.

The APF International Forestry Machine Exhibition returned to Ragley Hall, near Alcester, Warwickshire, on Thursday, drawing spectators eager to watch skilled carvers transform logs into intricate sculptures in a matter of minutes.

Alongside the popular chainsaw carving competition, the event featured tree-felling demonstrations, fence-building displays and the latest forestry technology.

The show also hosts world and European championships in the 25m (82ft) pole climbing competition.


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