The world’s best forestry workers gathered in the picturesque Polish town of Wisla over the weekend (September 8-11) for the World Logging Championships.
The championships, which have taken place every two years since 1970, pit the world’s best handlers of a chainsaw from around the world against one another over five separate disciplines, including precision cutting, tree felling and the final and most exciting event, the limbing.
113 participants from 28 nations competed in the 32nd edition of the championships.
More No Comment
Firefighters battle out-of-control blazes in southern California
Roaring good time: 'Dinosaurs' roam cycling path in Singapore
Protesters clash with Italian police over coronavirus restrictions
La Paz eagerly waits for return of tourists after COVID
Protesters return to Baghdad streets after anniversary rally
Boy dressed as Donald Trump for Halloween catches president's eye
Chileans celebrate on streets after voting for new constitution
Drive-in Mass services becoming a Sunday favourite with Venezuelans
Dublin streets quiet on second day of Ireland's new virus lockdown
Hindu festival season scaled down due to coronavirus
Giant inflatable Borat floats down London's Thames
Drones deliver supplies to Israeli hospital in new pilot scheme
The hotel inspired by Twenty Thousand Leagues Under the Sea
Strasbourg bar owners frustrated with curfew
Protests in Italy as coronavirus curfews come into force
European hospitals under pressure as COVID-19 patient numbers increase
London's Chinatown is 'over the Moon' about its lantern installation
Argentina's nurses demand better working conditions as pandemic rages on
East Troublesome Fire continues to cause havoc in Colorado
Protest in Bogota