Learn to Scythe Book
A comprehensive and practical guide to working with an Austrian scythe. Perfect if you cannot attend a course or as a reference guide following tuition.
Learn to Scythe Courses 2020
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31 May at Slaidburn, Lancashire £80
24 July at Slaidburn, Lancashire £80
Peening Workshop tbc
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More dates to follow
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You can also book me to teach 1-to-1 or group workshops at your own venue. See the Learn to Scythe page for more info.
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Scythe Teachers' & Group Leaders' Training Course 2012
Teachers’ and Group Leaders’ Training Course for mowing instructors, group leaders or those wanting to perfect their scythe skills Thursday 14 to Saturday 16 June at Muchelney, Somerset culminating in the West Country Scythe Fair on Sunday 17 June The … Continue reading
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Tagged course, learn to mow, learn to scythe, SABI, scythe, scythe association, scythe teacher course
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Somerset Scythe Festival 2012 programme
Whatever the weather outside your window, summer is officially here as Simon Fairlie has just sent me the programme for this year’s Somerset Green Scythe Fair. This is the UK gathering for mowers and scythe enthusiasts. Nowhere else will hear the … Continue reading
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Tagged competition, festival, green scythe fair, scythe, scythe association, sharpometer, somerset, UK
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Austrian Scythe Association end of year dinner
I’m in Austria this week and have just attended the Sensenverein Osterreich (Austrian Scythe Association) end of year dinner which Christiane Lechner and I were invited to by Walter Blumauer. The association has 220 members of which 31 turned out … Continue reading
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Tagged Austria, Christiane Lechner, peening jig, scythe association, scythe teacher course, sensenverein
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SABI – what's in a name?
It must be the same as when you’re naming your kids and wondering how it’ll be turned into nicknames. After the Scythe Association (Britain & Ireland) was created, a few of us started to wonder that the acronym wouldn’t turn … Continue reading