Photos by Deanna Shanahan
FSN attended the ‘Fish and Chops’ retro woodchopping competition at Princess May Park.
We watched in awe as the State’s best axe men from the ‘Progressive axemen’s association of W.A.’ battled it out.
It was fabulous.
Seen at the Heritage Festival
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