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    I looking for a yard broom. Back in days people didn't have grass to cut but did sweep their yards. I like fine one for me and one for mother. Does anyone know about these brooms or know where I can fine then.

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    I wish I could help but I have never heard of one. Could someone post a picture? This is very interesting since I thought I had worked with every outdoor tool known to exist.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fixer View Post
    I wish I could help but I have never heard of one. Could someone post a picture? This is very interesting since I thought I had worked with every outdoor tool known to exist.
    If I had picture I would post one. I know what they look when I see the picture. One we had were made of bamboo. Google is no help.
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    I found one..but it's a UK company..

    http://www.cleaningsuppliesuk.com/Br...ine_Yard_Broom

    You could try looking under horse supplies..ir looks very much like a "stick broom" or "stall broom".
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    Quote Originally Posted by Thevail View Post
    I found one..but it's a UK company..

    http://www.cleaningsuppliesuk.com/Br...ine_Yard_Broom

    You could try looking under horse supplies..ir looks very much like a "stick broom" or "stall broom".
    Thank You. That's not what I'm looking for.

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    Quote Originally Posted by fixer View Post
    I wish I could help but I have never heard of one. Could someone post a picture? This is very interesting since I thought I had worked with every outdoor tool known to exist.
    This what looking for. [media]http://lw.lsa.umich.edu/umma/exhibits/brooms/images/large/17227.jpg[/media]

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    Have you tried a yard & garden store? I thought you were talking about those big wooden rake looking things...looks like a garden rake only bigger with a wide sweep.
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    If you have a Colonial settlement nearby (like Williamsburg), you might find one there.

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    Here's an article on how to make corn brooms. http://www.motherearthnews.com/do-it...m_medium=email
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    Quote Originally Posted by mombottoo View Post
    Have you tried a yard & garden store? I thought you were talking about those big wooden rake looking things...looks like a garden rake only bigger with a wide sweep.
    Thanks. I have try there came up empty .

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    Quote Originally Posted by pbobber View Post
    If you have a Colonial settlement nearby (like Williamsburg), you might find one there.
    Colonial near me. But this gave me idea where to look.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Trishagirl View Post
    Here's an article on how to make corn brooms. http://www.motherearthnews.com/do-it...m_medium=email
    Thank You.

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    Quote Originally Posted by onencgirl View Post
    I've never heard of them. Learned something new today.
    These brooms were use in the deep south to sweep yards. They were original use in Africa .

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    Thanks for the link trishagirl now only if I could find the corn to make it with I would definetely try to make one.
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