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Tag: labyrinth

Mowing a Meander in the Meadow

Posted on June 17, 2016 (Updated March 8, 2017) by Michelle Laine
Meander in the Meadow

Every year I mow a labyrinth into the top hay field for Summer Solstice. Here is the one I mowed last year. The labyrinth is useful in that it gives people a chance to walk and play right in amongst the flowers WITHOUT trampling our valuable hay crop. Our children

Posted in Events, ScythesTagged hay meadow, labyrinth, mow a labyrinth, summer solstice

Mowing a Labyrinth

Posted on June 22, 2015 (Updated April 28, 2017) by Michelle Laine

For the past couple of years I have mowed a labyrinth into the wild flower meadow in the Top Field as part of the Summer Solstice celebration we hold here at the Trust. The children really enjoy it, and were determined there should be another one this year. So, wielding

Posted in Events, Hay Making 2015, ScythesTagged austrian scythe, labyrinth, mow a labyrith, wild flower meadow

Things We Do With a Scythe 5 – mowing a Labyrinth

Posted on June 25, 2014 (Updated March 8, 2017) by Michelle Laine

I mowed a Labyrinth into the Top Field for a Summer Solstice celebration we held at the Trust on 22nd June. Using our trimming scythe and a Profisense 50cm blade I mowed a narrow path through the wild flowers based on a traditional pattern. A sketch of the design of

Posted in Scythe UsesTagged hay meadow, labyrinth, mow, scythe, wild flower
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