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[Martin Naylor <martinwnaylor@yahoo.com.au>]

Another guy  Moshe Feldenkrais - Awareness Through Movement,  Solved human 
movement problems years ago, it is well worth a look, another book Mindfull 
Spontaneity - Ruthy Allon,  looks specifically at back problems,
   
  Tim the Tool Man as probably got the big guy's problems copyrighted 
  care of the Rockerfeller World Domination Syndicate,
   
  Is it true that the American Federall Reserve Bank[owes Rocky 7.6 trillion 
to Rocky?], the Gold price, the Bank of England, and most stock exchanges in 
the world are controlled by Rocky and his mates[a couple of hundred at most], 
and all wars and conflicts have been started by the same group for the last 
200 years, and all this rubbish about racial hatred is a myth
   
  Will Permaculture ever get away from it's roots and directly challenge the 
system now
   
  Surfing the System
   
  Love from down under
   
  Martin
   
  
John Schinnerer <john@eco-living.net> wrote:
  Aloha,

Main problem I have with just everyday tools (shovel, rake, etc.) is 
that the handles are too short.

I'm taller than average, sure, but nowhere near NBA tall - only 191cm 
(75.5") - and still, most all shovels and rakes and hoes and brooms and 
other "stand-up" tools need about another 6-8" of handle to be long 
enough for me to use comfortably (that is, to use with proper standing 
posture, keeping my back safe, etc.).
The more affordable the tool, on average, the shorter the handle (with a 
few happy exceptions).

Years ago I was thinking of starting a "tall tools" specialty, just 
contracting with existing tool makers to do longer handles.
Maybe we'll roll this in with your enterprise, Larry? :-)

cheers,
John S.


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