http://www.lowimpact.org/topics_scything.htm
http://www.lowimpact.org/hackney_cou...e_scything.htm
The course is run by Simon Fairlie of Chapter 7.

We use Austrian scythes - the blades are recognized around the world as
being of the highest quality. They are lighter, nimbler, more elegantly
formed and easier for the novice to sharpen, yet no more expensive than
traditional English scythes. However if you have an English / American style
scythe we can advise you how to set it up.



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