old lawn mower at the Enchanted Maze Garden, Arthurs Seat...
old ways
shaping a garden
new art
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5 comments:
My grand parents actually had one of these push mowers. They were pretty effective, but I liked the power mowers better. Very nice post for a Ruby Tuesday.
OMyGosh...we had one of these when I was a kid...my daddy would keep those blades so sharp and the mower cut that grass so even and nice.
"New Art"...don't you know I'd give anything if I had his mower.
bwaaaaaa
I used to use one of those to mow the grass as a kid long ago in Utah. Thankfully the grass was thin and the lot was small.
nice piece of vintage; have a good Tuesday
much love...
Lots of hard work to mow grass the old fashioned way!
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