A year of scything the same patch of grass

A compilation video covering last year's (2021) season of mowing one patch of grass. This 'lawn' was sown in 2019 from a variety of grass and clover species. As in 2020, from May to July I left it (or most of it) for hay and to benefit wildlife. All the cuttings, including the hay, are used on our allotment for mulch and compost.
I make and restore stuff, so many of my scythes are old refurbished blades mounted onto reproduction handles, although I also use new stuff: eg Fux / Falci.
Scythe combinations:
00:00 0. Scots style Y-frame / English 36" Tyzack riveted
00:10 1. English style, raised nib / English 42" Nash crown
00:22 2. Scots style Y-frame / English Nash ball joint / 32" riveted
00:32 3. Scots style 'type 2' / Austrian 65cm 'Zwei Rinder'
00:38 4. English style, plain nib / English 33" Tyzack riveted
00:46 5. Austrian / Swiss style / Austrian 55cm Acier Rasoir de Styrie
00:53 6. as 2.
01:16 7. (French style) T-handle, rear-facing R nib / Austrian 55cm Acier Rasoir de Styrie
01:21 8. as 4.
01:32 9. Scots style 'type 2' / Italian 90cm Falci 106
01:41 10. as 9.
01:48 11. Nordic overarm style / Austrian 65cm 'Zwei Rinder'
01:59 12. American made by Western / English 36" Nash riveted
02:08 13. English straight style / English 42" Nash crown
02:20 14. as 0.
02:28 15. English / European straight style / German/Austrian 'Union' 75cm Turkensense
02:37 16. Austrian made by Schröckenfux / 'Fux' 65cm Rasierschnitt