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Paul Albright of Akeley not only used the mandolin to serenade a Blackduck Woodcarvers Festival crowd Saturday with a Beatles tune, he also exhibited a chair carved out of 125-year-old white oak and some carvings of turtles. Pioneer Photo/Brad Swenson

Albright serenades Woodcarvers Festival crowd

Paul Albright of Akeley not only used the mandolin to serenade a Blackduck Woodcarvers Festival crowd Saturday with a Beatles tune, he also exhibited a chair carved out of 125-year-old white oak and some carvings of turtles. Pioneer Photo/Brad Swenson

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