Timber was brought in from Tasmania for the woodchopping event, reportedly at a cost of $20,000. Photos: Stefan Bradley
Celebrating Heyfield’s timber heritage at festival
Timber was brought in from Tasmania for the woodchopping event, reportedly at a cost of $20,000. Photos: Stefan Bradley
Celebrating Heyfield’s timber heritage at festival
Native hardwood timber as an industry may be out, but Heyfield is determined that we never forget their roots as […]
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