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[Couperman]

Fearing for my back on the new allotment clearance venture I have just ordered a couple of these.... Azadas.

 

A nice light girly one for me and a heavy duty one for Cathy :lol:

 

http://www.get-digging.co.uk/tools.htm

 

Now that looks more like my idea of digging.

 

Ten times quicker and easier than a spade apparently. My dad had one when I was a kid but it was only a little thing, these look much more serious.

 

Has anyone got one of these and are they as good as people say?

 

Kev.

[Guest]

I read somewhere that someone on here has one of those, I think it's Egluntine but don't quote me.

[The Dogmother]

I think that Dilly has one, but she's out of action at the moment.

[Couperwife]

we need a scythe.....

 

we really need a scythe

(I really want to walk to the allotment with a long black cape on - it would be sooooooo funny

 

pleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaasssssssssseeeeeeeeeeeee

 

 

cathy

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[The Dogmother]

I like your style Cathy!

[Couperwife]

 

cathy

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[Egluntyne]

I have got an Azada...a light girly one.

 

It is surprisingly good.

[Lesley]

@ Cathy

 

.... but don't you still have to bend to use it? - it still looks like a back-breaker to me!

 

I use a long-handled spade if I have to do any digging but as we're mostly tidy now, we have a 'very little digging' policy.

[Egluntyne]

You do have to bend to use it, but somehow it isn't anything like as back-breaking as using a spade.

 

 

I remember when the postman delivered it....just the blade was wrapped in paper......and he said "I feel like the Grim Reaper...stood standing here!"

[Christian]

I use a mattock and find it very easy too use and not too hard on my dodgy back

[Couperman]

I hope they are delivered today so I can practice my technique in the garden.

 

I don't want to look a total novice down the lotty

 

I nearly ordered a scythe too If only Cathy had mentioned her Reaper fetish

 

Kev.