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Author Archives: stevetomlin
More Learn to Scythe courses in July
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Mowing and haymaking weekend in the Yorkshire Dales
Join a scything team and help make hay on a North Yorkshire meadow. Continue reading
Learn to Scythe book
My new book ‘Learn to Scythe’, a practical guide to the skills and techniques of mowing is now available. Buy the book and learn how to manage your land with this beautiful and effective tool, ideal if you can’t get on one of my courses or want to supplement your learning. Continue reading
Meadowlife film
I hadn’t been to the cinema for over 10 years but I couldn’t miss the premiere of ‘To the end we will go’, Cumbria Wildlife Trust’s new film which was made by local film-maker Simon Sylvester as part of their … Continue reading
Posted in Scytherspace
Tagged Cumbria Wildlife Trust, film, hay meadow, learn to scythe, Meadow Life, scythe, Simon Sylvester
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Somerset Scythe Festival 2015
It’s Scythe Festival time but there’s much more to it than just scything! Continue reading
Posted in scythe festivals & events, Scytherspace
Tagged 2015, festival, scythe, somerset
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Rake making at Heavy Horse Festival
This Sunday I’ll be making hay rakes at the Festival of the Heavy Horse in Northumberland. Continue reading
Posted in SteveTomlinCrafts, wooden rakes
Tagged demonstration, hay rake, Northumberland
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Scything in Yorkshire
Learning to Scythe at a private meadow near York. Continue reading
Posted in scythe courses, Scytherspace
Tagged Austrian, course, meadow, scythe, York
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Learn to Scythe first course for 2015
The weather forecast was for heavy rain all day, how did my first Lean to Scythe course of 2015 turn out? Here’s a clue:
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Tagged 2015, course, cumbria, lancashire, learn to scythe, scythe, scything
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Mowing in Manchester
A man mowing wheat and a wooden hay rake in the middle of the city, is this urban food production for the north? Continue reading
Posted in Scytherspace, wooden rakes
Tagged George Clausen, Manchester, National Trust, Old Reaper
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Ancient pear eating spoons commission
Wood from an ancient tree, preserved for daily use. Continue reading
Posted in spoon carving, SteveTomlinCrafts
Tagged artisan, eating spoon, handcarved, Hexham, pear
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