My husband and I absolutely love this tool! We got one when we were living in California and it was one of the items that we never choose to part with. We brought it with us when we moved (everything we owned fit into a sedan) to Florida. We also brought it with us in our suitcase when we moved to Brasil. Here in Brasil people use their bare hands or old water bottles and waste found on the street as their tools. Although its a good use for what would otherwise be garbage, bottles certainly aren't an appropriate tool for the job. This trowel makes the gardening experience so much easier, more comfortable, and it's super ergonomic. I wish that tools like this were available for Brasilians too, it would drastically improve their interactions with the Earth.
I love reading your blog by the way. You always keep your posts short and sweet, this always motivates me to read the whole thing. So many other permaculture and homesteading blogs blab on and on and on with large blocks of text. Yeah they're great at permaculture but have no idea of how to keep readers interested. Your site is a perfect mixture of through information while keeping it light and easy to consume. Thanks! Keep up the awesome posts and happy homesteading/trailersteading to you and your wife
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My husband and I absolutely love this tool! We got one when we were living in California and it was one of the items that we never choose to part with. We brought it with us when we moved (everything we owned fit into a sedan) to Florida. We also brought it with us in our suitcase when we moved to Brasil. Here in Brasil people use their bare hands or old water bottles and waste found on the street as their tools. Although its a good use for what would otherwise be garbage, bottles certainly aren't an appropriate tool for the job. This trowel makes the gardening experience so much easier, more comfortable, and it's super ergonomic. I wish that tools like this were available for Brasilians too, it would drastically improve their interactions with the Earth.
I love reading your blog by the way. You always keep your posts short and sweet, this always motivates me to read the whole thing. So many other permaculture and homesteading blogs blab on and on and on with large blocks of text. Yeah they're great at permaculture but have no idea of how to keep readers interested. Your site is a perfect mixture of through information while keeping it light and easy to consume. Thanks! Keep up the awesome posts and happy homesteading/trailersteading to you and your wife