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Scythe lawn mow
(0) | 09/10/2017 | New build house, new garden, newly laid turf but no new lawn mower and grass is growing away. No problem: a few minutes with a scythe and its back in control, ready for a hand powered push lawn mower. (Dad with a scythe is of some practical use after all!)
(Took about 10-15 minutes, compressed for all like me with a short attention span).
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