Felling Trees with the Strangest Axe I have ever used (Angelo B Bergamo Pattern)
cutting up some willow with a very odd looking axe I bought in northern Italy. To the best of my knowledge it is called a Genova pattern. It breaks basically all the rules on what american publications would call a efficient axe. Overall I am very impressed with this axe and liked using it a lot more than I first thought.
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