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Logging Exhibition and Workshop Returns to The Museum at Hoppenville
Written by Phtotos by Bob Esposito
January 15, 2023

Chainsaw artist Matthew Dietrich of Marl- borough Township demonstarates his carving ability as he works to make an eagle during the exhibition.

 Jonathan Hobbs demonstrates a vintage Hemelight modified hot-saw.

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People of all ages take in the newest additionto the event, a 20x30 operating G-scale 

train layout, set up in the main museum building.

Guests to the free event walk a line of restored vintage crawlers and other equipment

housed on the museum property.

 

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