Pick axe-type implement for helping to dig pond?

22-09-2005, 07:01 PM

wilko

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Originally Posted by MarkA

What you need is a mattock - like a pickaxe with a short broad blade - used by archaeologists all over the world. Don't know where you'd get one though, I'd like to know if you find out.
Mark

Thanks Mark, you're dead right. If you Google for "mattock" you'll find 2 or 3 UK firms that will supply a mattock for £15 - £20.

Thanks again.

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