sissy
sissy
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If not we fail .Hard to be tough and determined but we never give up .It is like real life but with water
Wow! Big pond!I dug this one by hand,View attachment 99762 but the new one was by excavator,
those work great in soil, but in my clay and shale not so good, they bend the sharp point after 5 minutes of useAs a second shovel, I highly recommend a trenching spade or shovel like this: https://www.lowes.com/pd/Kobalt-Lon...SD8p0uGnGelV7ItKMB6F9qkxwRsJrFH8BWhoC0p3w_wcB
Soooooo much easier to get into the ground than a spade and useful for lots of other things too where you want to dig small deep holes or trenches. I never use my regular spade, just this and the kind you already have
Mine is sized more like a military entrenching tool, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Entrenching_tool but with a non-folding D handle that comes up to mid-thigh, and a spade head. Very robust and handy for planting where a trowel is too small, but a full sized digging spade is overkill.those work great in soil, but in my clay and shale not so good, they bend the sharp point after 5 minutes of use
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