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Old 21st June 2018, 02:53
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Thanks John.

Something to look back upon rather than forward to.

A history lesson for almost all of us.

Two questions if I may, please:
  1. Was there a standard or preferred handle for the shovels used which I would describe as a 'T' handle or a 'yoke' ie a straight end at 90 degrees to the shaft or a sort of Y with a straight piece between the two pieces connecting to the shaft?
  2. Were different design/size/length etc shovels used for for trimming as distinct from firing?

Any info will be appreciated.

Geoff (YM)
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