MegaSack DRAW - This year's winner is user - rgwb
We will be in touch
DS I have three questions for you:
1)Which is older?
2)Did people really wear hats to mow the lawn?
3)What the funk are you doing looking at mower-porn
Is the man in the background actually operating her?
Hey, HTS, don't knock the Wheel Horse - my parents have two such mighty beasts.
But I didn't know Gregg Wallace was into the weird ****
I thought it was Heston Blunderbus and he was going to cook the dafs on the exhaust.
I bet she's an absolute animal!*
*defo not for me, one for the Rula Lenska appreciation society
Douglas Bader appreciation society by the looks of those legs.
This is getting silly now.Anyway, my neighbour used to wear a tie to do the garden, so a hat is possible.
Me and a mate helped his dad fix one of these one summer:
Ahh, the good old Allen Scythe. I've actually used one of these on a marshland wildlife reserve. It weighed a tonne, made a noise like a dying Ford Escort at full throttle and frequently broke down. I also seem to remember it dragging one of my fellow workers through a reed bed when the sharp clutch got the better of him. Happy days...
The allenscythe was good in principle, but didn't work well for us. We tried to get the blades cutting as well as we could, but because it only had one speed it was always too fast when propelling itself. So my mate's dad had to push the thing the whole way, which was extremely difficult to say the least 🙂
I love the idea of there being a 'maximalist' school of thought - ace 🙂
The old boy's got a decent pair of thighs on him.
Advance dementia too unfortunately. Remembered his hat and sunglasses - forgot the clothes.
sobriety I used a Howard Gem a fair bit when I left school. Great bits of kit but can be very hard work.










