The Timber Lounge offers patrons sick of urban sports like bowling, darts or pool a new way to unwind. Axe-throwing has long been a popular pastime among lumberjacks in Nova Scotia, and Darren Hudson, a fifth-generation sawmill operator from Shelburne County, decided to bring it to the masses. He partnered with fellow axe-throwing enthusiast Marc Chisholm and together they founded the city’s first axe-throwing lounge. Adrenalin junkies can get their fix by balancing sharp hatchets and double-edged axes over their heads before hurling them at painted wooden bullseyes. Between sessions, they can step into the lounge area to enjoy Nova Scotia food and craft beers.
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3 comments:
Competed at axe throwing as a kid 4 decades ago in the wimpy liberal state of massachusetts. It's fun stuff.
There's an axe-throwing place here in Edmonton somewhere but I'm pretty sure there's no bar attached.
Gives me an idea. Maybe they can open up a tomahawk throwing
lounge here in Tucson.
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