Why is this so calming?...

I'd love to have one of these scythes, working on large farms for a living. The scythe would also make for a good grim reaper costume.

This makes me realize that a few hundred years ago you would've seen teams of men doing this very thing in large agricultural fields, like wheat, before there were machines to do it.

Did anyone else notice that the woman wasnt getting anywhere with hers ?? lol

@stig92410

6 жыл бұрын

heavenlyskys1 She had only learned to scythe that weekend and was cutting a nice swath. Not fast, but neat, which is more important.

@heavenlyskys1

6 жыл бұрын

ummmmm it want criticizing CLUTCH, it was just pointing out the obvious. I simply thought it was funny that her scythe had not moved or cut a single blade. "Criticizing: indicate the faults of (someone or something) in a disapproving way." I did not say anything in a disapproving way so who's criticizing now with your "why dont they look in the mirror". THAT is disapproving now isnt it lol.

@kirstenjones7848

6 жыл бұрын

Ha ha The woman has just seen this (The woman didn't realise she was being videod) I would like to say I've improved, but I haven't 😂

@heavenlyskys1

6 жыл бұрын

it does look fun lol for a moment

@janosk8392

5 жыл бұрын

I wondered if the two in background were deliberately staying in position to accentuate the speed of the foreground figure.

where can i buy one of these?

I need a long handled scythe to chop some weeds down on a steep bank by my creek that I can't get to...weed wackers and mowers are a no go on the bank...where would I get a good quality scythe?

@stig92410

9 жыл бұрын

Patrick King depends where in the world you are. in the UK Simon Fairlie, in the US Botan Anderson, in Australia Marshall Roberts is your man.

@PatrickDKing

9 жыл бұрын

Steve Tomlin I'm in Pennsylvania (USA). I'll look up Botan Anderson. Thanks for the suggestions.

@maxdecphoenix

7 жыл бұрын

I'd just go for a 'ditch axe' (also called a surveyor's brush axe, and it's more or less the same tool that the English call a 'slasher'). By whatever name, it basically a billhook on a shaft. Designed for cutting thicker brush, but can also cut grass and springy saplings. Much thicker than a machete and longer reach, more control.

Тамаша

Why is it that in so many videos of people using scythes they are mostly barefoot?? What's with that?

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@kcupendra1107

5 жыл бұрын

पुत्ले

The 'tai chi' method does it for me everytime. No effort.