Gardener's aid for sloped ground

A gardner's aid for use on sloped ground to support a gardener in close proximity to sloped ground, comprising:

• a first and second elongated linear strut members spaced apart from and generally parallel to each other, each having a first end and a second end and each having a longitudinal axis;
• a plurality of generally flat spaced apart support members, each support member having one end affixed to said first strut member and the other end affixed to said second strut member, the support members being in planes paralleled to each other and at an acute angle to the longitudinal axis of each of said strut members;
• first and second arm members affixed respectively to said first and second strut members adjacent said first ends thereof, said arm members extending in a plane substantially perpendicular to the plane of the strut members longitudinal axii and being of relative short length compared to the length of said strut members, each arm member having a blunt outer end spaced from said strut member to resist ground penetration, the gardener's aid being positionable on sloped ground whereby said support members are generally horizontal providing surfaces for receiving the feet, knees or hands of the user, said strut members second ends serving to contact sloped ground and to support said strut members and said support members above and generally parallel to and in close proximity with sloped ground;
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• a retractable retention pin affixed to each of said strut members adjacent said second ends thereof and moveable between an operating position and a storage position and when in the operating position the retention pins extending generally perpendicular to said longitudinal axis of each said strut member and serving to penetrate ground to aid in preventing the gardener's aid from sliding on sloped ground.