scythes

The plows are patterned very much after those that were used by Boaz and other large farmers in the days of the Patriarchs; the scythes are the exact originals of the old pictures in which Death is represented as mowing down mankind; the hoes, rakes, and shovels would be an ornament to any museum, but are entirely indescribable; and as for the wagons and harnesses -- herein lies the superior genius of the Russians over all the races of earth, ancient or modern, for never were such wagons and such harnesses seen on any other part of the globe.

The Land of Thor

The serenity and peace of my farm, where I use traditional tools such as scythes and shovels, helps ground and heal me.

Dandelion Salad

In the river there are three men in blue latex overalls using scythes to cut the river grass.

Lael Hazan: Timeless Rice: A Butternut Squash Risotto Recipe

Swinging scythes were placed on the seaward side to eviscerate any Macedonians who approached.

Alexander the Great

Far from the glitz of Zurich boutiques and ski resorts like St. Moritz, we've also discovered a more earth-bound Switzerland, where farmers still cut hay with hand scythes and offer thirsty cyclists a drink from their mountain-fed springs.

Alpine Cycling Without (Much) Pain

They look like a violent mob, replete with pitchforks and scythes waving in the air.

Savage Kingdom

From the wide common over the thick waving fragrant grass came the sweet country music of the white sleeved mowers whetting their scythes and the voices of the children at play among the fresh-cut flowery swaths.

Weatherwatch: Midsummer in Wiltshire in 1875

The "Monmouth Rebellion" drew a good many to the cause, but it was an army of scythes and pitchforks that met James's regulars—most of them just returned from active service in Morocco—at the Battle of Sedgemoor.

Servants To Masters

Swinging scythes were placed on the seaward side to eviscerate any Macedonians who approached.

Alexander the Great

Swinging scythes were placed on the seaward side to eviscerate any Macedonians who approached.

Alexander the Great