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SCULPTURES IN THE BUSH

In the south-west of Western Australia, Albany is renowned for its dramatic coastline, its famous National Anzac Centre, as WA's first British settlement, its large windfarm, the historic whaling station and much more.

One thing that came as a real surprise on our recent visit was discovering a wonderful wooden chainsaw sculpture trail through a bush landscape on private property on the edge of town - more on these dangerous animals later!

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