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The Master Sculptor's Axe Is so Sharp that It Could Cut a Beard

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Irish-born John Gibbons carves logs from whole pine trunks with an axe. He likes to think that the buildings he creates might still be in use in 500 years.
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The Master Sculptor's Axe Is so Sharp that It Could Cut a Beard

Irish-born John Gibbons carves logs from whole pine trunks with an axe. He likes to think that the buildings he creates might still be in use in 500 years.

·Turku, Finland
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ts.fi broke the news in Turku, Finland on Sunday, December 14, 2025.
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