All clays are pretty well unworkable with ordinary implements.
For the melted toffee consistency of winter, you might prefer a large soup-ladle;
for light working over summer, a hammer and cold chisel.
Is the soil always too wet or too dry?
No, there's a period - usually a day or two in May - when you can actually use a fork.
- John Lucas, Backs to the Garden Wall
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