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A couple of times each year I mow the little meadow at the end of my
garden and every time I roll out extension leads, get weighed down by the electric strimmer which makes a horrible noise and the strimmer line breaks and I curse loudly To save the ears of my ladylike neighbour there has to be a better solution and I've been considering getting a scythe for a while now. It happens that there are loads of scythes in my local auction on Saturday so I might go and bid. Does anyone know what I should be looking for in particular? Does one buy a scythe to fit the person, or are they general purpose items? The lot descriptions include Grass scythe (several of these) Bramble scythe (hopefully dont need this) Pea scythe Scythe cradle Allen scythe scythette I'm told that a scythe blade has to be kept very sharp so presumably I will need some sort of honing stone too? Anna -- ~ ~ Anna Kettle, Suffolk, England |""""| ~ Lime plaster repair and conservation / ^^ \ // Freehand modelling in lime: overmantels, pargeting etc |_____ / www.kettlenet.co.uk |
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