#Shovels and Spades

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Shovels and Spades Market

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Shovels and Spades Market Share by Key Players

Corona

Fiskars

Glaser

Grow Organic

Peaceful Valley

Spear and Jackson

Valley Oak

Leonard

Bully Tools

Jones Stephens

Important factors like strategic developments, government regulations, market analysis, end users, target audience, distribution network, branding, product portfolio, market share, threats and barriers, growth drivers, latest trends in the industry are also mentioned.

Shovels and Spades Market Segmentation

The report on Global Shovels and Spades Market provides detailed segmentation by type, applications, and regions. Each segment provides information about the production and manufacturing during the forecast period of 2024-2032. The application segment highlights the applications and operational processes of the industry. Understanding these segments will help identify the importance of the various factors aiding to the market growth.

The report is segmented as follows:

By Type

Steel

Wood

By Application

Household

Commercial

Public

Shovels and Spades Market Segmentation by Region

North America

U.S.

Canada

Europe

Germany

UK

France

Asia Pacific

China

India

Japan

Australia

South Korea

Latin America

Brazil

Middle East & Africa

UAE

Kingdom of Saudi Arabia

South Africa

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Provides information for the years 2024-2032. Important factors related to the market are mentioned.

Technological advancements, government regulations, and recent developments are highlighted.

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Growth analysis and predictions until the year 2032.

Statistical analysis of the key players in the market is highlighted.

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[symbolishplant]

YOU ARE THE SHIT, IN THE TOILET, THAT BAAULP DIDN'T FLUSH

[dont-offend-the-bees]

“Yes,” says Edwin. “As inconvenient as the biannual reinterments are, one has to admire his commitment to remaining on this plane of existence until the Rapture.”

“We knock him down, but he gets back up again,” says Charles. With a grunt of effort, pulls the heavy, metal-bladed spade out of Edwin’s cast-iron umbrella stand. He swings it up and over his shoulder and trudges off to the Lady Defoliana Paraquat memorial garden, whistling Tubthumping as he goes.

This fic has enchanted me body and soul so I'm doing some scribbles for it 🥰💛

[mioakem]

i love seeing my old yt comments on dsmp vids like yes speak ur truth 12 yo me

[swiftclan-object]

Stargazing.

These three characters [Firefly Petunia, Shovel, and Spade] belong to @object-vault-9!

[toacody]

Toa of Earth moc

♫We do not fear what lies beneath We can never dig too deep!♫

Source

Creator: PatrickLKJ

[null-entity]

You want a grave dug??

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Photographer: The Remote Camera Trigger.

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[object-vault-9]

Week 0

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[skyedancer-rae]

TGAA 2 Spoilers

In which the great Spade vs. Shovel Debate is finally brought to a conclusion (or at least a temporary truce) courtesy of one Mr. Herlock Sholmes.

Here are my previous takes on this debate: Part 1 and Part 2.

And here's a the sequel featuring Team Spovel!

Image description after the Keep reading:

The first two images are 4-panel comics and the second is 3 panels.

Panel 1-1: Kazuma & Barok step into view, holding hats in hand. Kazuma holds one hand up to the side of his mouth as he calls out, "We're back!"

Panel 1-2:  Off-panel shouting, emphasized by large speech bubbles, catches the pair off-guard. Both are shocked & slightly blown back by the force of the argument. Text is color-coded to indicate the speakers. Ryunosuke: We're wasting time here.  Don't you think we should take Susato-chan outside to start digging Iris' new garden? Susato: I think you mean that we should take Ryunosuke-chan outside and start digging Iris' new garden.

Panel 1-3: Ryunosuke & Susato glare at each other before a fiery backdrop, gripping a shovel between them.

Panel 1-4: Kazuma walks over to the settee, where Gina is holding Toby up in the air with a smile and Iris is petting Wagahai. He asks, "What are they doing?" Iris responds, "Runo doesn't know what a shovel is, so he & Susie have been arguing over what to name the shovel for the last 20 minutes."

Panel 2-1: A close-up of a frowning Ryunosuke, who says, "Iris, we've been over this. It's a spade."

Panel 2-2: Barok & Kazuma standing side-by-side. Barok says, "My learned friend is correct." Kazuma wheels around to glare at him and says, "NO, HE IS NOT!"

Panel 2-3: A close-up of Iris, who says, "Well, Kazie, what names do you and Uncle Barry suggest for the shovel?"

Panel 2-4: Back to Barok & Kazuma, who are standing side-by-side, arms crossed, as they glare sideways at each other.  Barok says, "I think this spade looks like a Kazuma."  Kazuma says, "This SHOVEL is clearly a Barok."

Panel 3-1: Barok & Ryunoskue stand to the left while Kazuma & Susato stand to the right. The background is fire. All 4 are glaring across at each other. Floating text reads, "Spade vs. Shovel, FIGHT!"

Panel 3-2: A close-up of Sholmes, who cheerfully pipes in with, "My dear fellows, the digging implement in question is clearly a hoe."

Panel 3-3: Barok, Ryunosuke, Susato, and Kazuma stand side-by-side. They all look unamused. Barok says, "So we're calling it a Herlock?" The other three chime with, "AGREED."

[greentrickster]

Some guy came and fought me, then had the gall to say that I’m not ready for the trials ahead yet.

My dude, I beat you my first attempt with three life to spare, and that was learning your move set as I went! And I’ve beaten three quarters of the Order of No Quarter, and a bunch of ghosts, and The Baz, and a random kid, and a weird hat guy, and Black Knight (twice). I think I’m doing pretty well for myself, personally!

[dilfslayer1080p]

Anyone else use a chef's knife for gardening or are me and my mum insane

[symbolishplant]

forumheads

[the-acid-pear]

It's interesting because i think King is the only character of importane whose name isn't some sort of pun. Queen is a play on the serial number; the secret bosses, spamton and jevil, are a play on spam and jester+devil; the shopkeepers, seam, swatch and rouxls, are a play on the name Sean (and, well, threads), a color swatch and rules (card). King on the other hand is literally just that. King. King of Spades if you will. That's it. That's weird.

[the-knaves-world]

I just got to that part of Charles-Henri's route and....REALLY DUDE?! Why?!

I wanna smack him with a spade shovel, i am so mad at him...i get why he did it but like...NO, I DON'T GET IT! Talk to people you traumatized, angel of a man!

[nicklloydnow]

“And yet, for all the technological advancement, one battlefield tool remains as important here as it was on the Western Front during World War I.

'Your best friend is a shovel,' our soldier friend declares. 'A shovel and your desire, your energy and ability to dig.'

But why does the lopata — as the spade or shovel is called in both Russian and Ukrainian — continue to play such an important role in this 21st-century conflict?

The principle of trench warfare is fairly simple. A soldier naturally wishes to put as much missile-proof material between himself and the enemy, while still being able to participate in battle.

The quickest, cheapest way to do this is for him to dig a suitably deep hole in the ground and position himself inside.

If you adapt that approach to the needs of a platoon or company, who need to stay in close contact with each other, you require something larger than a hole: a trench. A battalion or a division of soldiers require a network of trenches.

(…)

Trench warfare has been going on here, in Donbas, since 2014, when Russian-backed separatists declared their own breakaway republics. Now the front line in Ukraine extends farther than it did on the Western Front.

(…)

We are told the Ukrainians have received intelligence of an impending Russian ground assault in this sector. That is why this rudimentary second line of trenches — little more than deep ditches — has been dug into the sandy soil.

The Ukrainians have raised units dedicated to creating such defences — a digger is called a kopach — usually manned by conscripts rather than volunteers, or by men less suited to frontline combat. But at times like this, when the threat is immediate, every man chips in with his shovel.

(…)

'Yes, we face high-tech weapons, but it doesn't matter whether it's a hypersonic missile or a 155mm shell,' he says. 'They all explode in the ground and as long as you are (dug in) low enough, so that the shrapnel flies over your head, you are safe. That is why we still dig trenches.'

When the ground is too hard to start digging, explosives are used first, to soften it. Machinery is also employed if possible. But the job is always finished with spades.

'It's hard work,' Maxym admits. 'Sometimes we have to dig in very hot sun like this, other times in the cold, wind or rain (when) all your clothes and shoes are wet. And after that you must sleep (soaked) and it's not nice. But worst of all is when you are right in the front line under direct fire and you have to dig lying down while watching for an enemy attack.'

Once the trench is dug and the soldier is in a fixed position known to the enemy, life is hard in a different way, he says. 'You go to sleep and don't know whether, when you wake up, your friends will still be alive. Or if you will ever wake up again.

'My unit's trench was once hit by 18 shells in an hour. Such a life is psychologically very difficult and not everyone can bear it.'

Last year, his unit spent three months in the same trench-line without a break, suffering 'heavy casualties . . . but we cannot afford to rotate out of the line like the Russians. This is our country. In our trench we fight and die. We can't retreat'.

(…)

'When Russians start to shell you, basically the shovel will save you,' says Ivan. 'The deeper you go into the ground, the more chances you have to survive.'

(…)

'The battle in the trench is very tough,' he says. 'In a trench, the one with more grenades usually wins. But a properly constructed trench (in a zigzag pattern) reduces the explosive effect of a grenade.

'Movement along the trench is often complicated by its small width — fighters often get in each other's way. Care should always be taken to avoid friendly fire. There is no panic in such cases, but the adrenaline can sometimes lead to mistakes.'

He says the two sides have displayed different tactics in attacking the other's trenches.

'The trench assault is, I think, the most difficult task in this war,' Oleh continues. 'The positive result of the assault depends, in my opinion, on two points.

'The first is preparation for an assault. Before entering a trench, we use a lot of artillery, mortars, and in some cases aviation. The more you iron the opponent into the trench, the more you demotivate him. I have had cases when artillery shelling lasted 40, 50 minutes, an hour, and you simply cannot raise your head. Many people are shell-shocked.

'The planning of enemy trenches is studied: where exactly the dugout is, possible escape routes, etc. A lot also depends on how the artillery works on the enemy's logistical routes, to prevent them from bringing the ammunition. Sabotage groups work at command and observation points to cut off communication between enemy units. This is a real science. Each assault operation is very carefully elaborated.'

He says the Russians he has defended his trenches against use another approach.

'In Bakhmut, we often crossed paths with Wagner. Their tactics are completely different from ours . . . the Russians sent in their infantry first, like a wave of meat. They had weapons from the 1950s, covered with rust.

'It was very strange to watch half-shell-shocked people who came towards us and shot at us without hiding. It was disturbing to watch: there should be some instincts, some thoughts about one's own safety, but there were none.

'They were like zombies and we killed them all, 100 per cent. After that, the second group followed, the third group, the fourth group. Only after we had destroyed these waves did they use artillery on us.'

As a result, he too values his precious shovel. 'Before, I could not imagine that I would love this thing so much!'

In the autumn of 1918, the Allies broke through the Hindenburg Line at the Second Battle of Cambrai and the war was over within weeks. Now the Ukrainians are probing the Russian lines for a decisive breakthrough. They are finding that it is easier to defend a trench-line than to attack it.

Which is why the hymn to the spade continues to be sung by the ordinary soldier in Ukraine.”

[jamesfoxbr]

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