I should be able to manage that. As long as you don't shorten Charlie's legs practising with your scythekenneal wrote:If anyone could come a day or so early, I would appreciate a hand setting things up.
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- RenewableCandy
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In the absence of left-handed scythes I think I'll give that one a miss, thankskenneal wrote:I've got over 50 coming so far.SunnyJim wrote:I think a bit of a sunday scythe competition would be great fun.....
Scythe competitions are normally run by scything a 5m x 5m square against the clock. If you have the grass for it ken, I'm quite happy to lend my scythe to others for the competition. I can do a workshop on scything on Saturday if you like, or could just show people less formally as and when... not that I am an expert you understand!!!!! I have read the scythe book though, so I know how it should be done in theory....
How many people are coming so far Ken?
I could do with a scythe workshop...
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I was wondering about the usefulness of a spoddy kind of introduction booklet thing. Forum name - real name - breif description of interests, skill etc....
It might help those with similar interests or relevant skills meet up and chat in the limited time we have.
It might help those with similar interests or relevant skills meet up and chat in the limited time we have.
Jim
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"Heaven and earth are ruthless, and treat the myriad creatures as straw dogs" (Lao Tzu V.i).
For every complex problem, there is a simple answer, and it's wrong.
"Heaven and earth are ruthless, and treat the myriad creatures as straw dogs" (Lao Tzu V.i).