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Display of Power in Scotland: Persistence of the Highland Games

Occasionally, the Scots serve as the target of particular humorous remarks. Yet, they elicit appreciation for their potency – particularly within specific fields of expertise.

In the Jordanal event, participants can engage in log flipping, stone hurling, or lugging weighty...
In the Jordanal event, participants can engage in log flipping, stone hurling, or lugging weighty luggage.

- Display of Power in Scotland: Persistence of the Highland Games

Power Showdown, Stone Toss, Suitcase Drag, and Timber Slice - at this Scottish-themed strength competition, attendees got the chance to go head-to-head at the Berlin Highland Games. The toughest and most skilled contenders were scouted out over the weekend in the World Gardens, Marzahn. Spontaneous sign-ups for archery duels and rope-pulling contests also took place. Youngsters could join in on wellington boot tossing at the Flower Theater and conquering a Highland Games kids' obstacle course. "However, the main emphasis here is on enjoyment, not rivalry," organizers emphasized.

The events were enhanced by exhibitions from the Knights' Guild, jugglers, historic craftsmanship, an exhilarating scavenger hunt, and various musical acts. Guests donning kilts were granted reduced admission fees. The Berlin Highland Games have been occurring in the World Gardens for over 15 years, but this year, participants were welcomed to demonstrate their might for the first time.

Participants at the Highland Games were invited to measure their strength in the Stone Toss event, aligning with the measurement of force. Moreover, the timber slice challenge allowed competitors to test their force application, adding to the overall measurement of force in various events.

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