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Albany Chainsaw Sculptures

Walmsley, Australia

Inside this sculpture park are dozens of woodcrafts crafted by the gentle hands of a chainsaw.  

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Along this gravel road, a local artist has lined the path with detailed wood sculptures crafted using a chainsaw. 

Throughout this small sculpture park, intricate carvings of animals, people, and creatures can be found throughout A few may require a keen eye, as they are hidden amongst the trees and local scenery. 

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There is a small donation box onsite. 

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