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  • 25-03-2018 9:31pm
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    Mr.Crinklewood
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    Mods...unsure if general chat is allowed, do apologies in advance.

    Now that we all own snow shovels,I thought I'd let you know that they are great for clearing leaves.


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    sdanseo
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    On the general topic, I was stunned during the first wave of the beast to see how many people spontaneously posessed snow shovels.

    None of yer' cheap crap either. Proper wide-blade snow shovels. The 2 houses to our left, 1 to our right and 1 opposite all had them.

    I meanwhile bought 20kg of rock salt, snow socks, a family pack of cuppa soup and 3 litres of milk - but the shovel was the thing that would have actually been used. :(


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    joujoujou
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    I made my own snow shovel. In 2010.

    Approx 30x50cm sheet of plywood and medium thickness tree stake.

    No, I don't really think they're great for leaves. I prefer rake and yard brush instead. :P


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    recyclebin
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    Grain shovels is what they are normally called. Most farmers would have them.


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