hand fork

You can usually relieve this by spiking the soil with a hand fork between the plants.

The left hand fork goes to the estate office and farm there up the main valley to the Cheviot itself.

If it's too heavy to lift, tickle away some of the soil with a hand fork to reduce the weight.

Tarzan nodded assent and swung into the trees, following the left hand fork of the trail.

Where this branches, take the left hand fork and where this road branches, bear right.

After 100yds you will come to a path junction - take the right hand fork and follow the track through the ancient Caledonian pine forest.

The right hand fork follows the escarpment above Newlands to reach the summit which is crowned by a small cairn.

Marginal plants are divided in the same way as ordinary herbaceous perennials, using two hand forks back to back and prising the plants apart.

The right hand fork going to Mounthooly which is now a YHA hostel.

Where the path forks, take the right hand fork which will take you through the dunes and back to your starting point at the beginning of Marine Drive.

The left hand fork going up to Goldsceugh by way of Coldburn cottage and Dunsdale house.

From here take the left hand fork which eventually merges into a surfaced minor road leading to the hamlet of Ings (3.5 miles) on the main A591.

Those with woody crowns or fleshy roots need to be cut apart, while others can be prized apart using garden forks or hand forks.

Depending on the size of the clump, you can divide it by placing two spades or hand forks back to back in the mass and then pulling them apart.

The logic is kept simple by specifying that philosophers always seek to pick up their left hand fork before their right hand fork (or vice versa).

One imagines her walking to her new semicircular vegetable garden with flat hoe, Bio-Cultivator, grub hoe, hand fork, dandelion tool, oscillating hoe and personal computer.

'Many seem to increase their speed so that by the time they take the left hand fork to Cuckoo's Corner pick your own farm, they are often doing speeds over 50mph.'

Once the soil has been dug, it should be broken up with a fork, hoe, back of a rake, by hand, with a hand fork, or whatever you find most convenient, until it reaches the stage at which raking it backwards and forwards, and then crossways, reduces it to the fine tilth described.

The Coire Lair path is followed for two kilometres until the path forks, here the right hand fork is taken across moorland for 0.5 kilometre until reaching the steep climb of Beinn Liath Mhòr's south east ridge, which leads directly to the summit plateau.