By Alabama NewsCenter Staff
The buzz is still going from the inaugural Tinglewood Festival in Montevallo on Sept. 8.
Nearly 6,000 attended the daylong event that included live music, a classic car show, vendors and curiosities like Dr. Bob’s Traveling Snake Show.
But the highlight for many was the chainsaw carving exhibition, coordinated by Calera-based Woodlot Artisans.
Heather Bailey of Calera; Justin Bailey of Calera; Dayton Scoggins of Heidelberg, Mississippi; Corey Lancaster of Princeton, North Carolina; and Thomas Harmon of Greenwood, Indiana carved four half-logs into different sculptures as audiences watched. The pieces were then auctioned off at the end of the show.
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