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It is haying season in my part of the world. This was taken a few years ago. The barn has since been torn down. A shame if you ask me. The background texture is Texture - 314 by Lenabem Anna.
Another photo taken on outing with "The Breakfast Club".
Seen at Zane's grandmothers' old home place in Sulphur Springs, Texas.
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Jack's Rake is a scramble that takes you diagonally up and across the cliff face of Pavey Ark (top right). Burned in my memory as we did it on a school trip during a snowy Easter holiday. Not sure it would be allowed these days.
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A couple donkeys pal around on a lazy Autumn day. The rake Is also at rest for a harvest season. A fence made from a road gaurd rail should hold them in the pen area .............HFF!
First you cut the field...long 8-10 foot side mower....next day you use the hay rake to put it in neat little rows and to turn it over, so it can dry. Then it's ready to bail...in this case big round bails.
2018 Road Trip to Tuktoyaktuk, NWT via Dempster Highway and the Inuvik-Tuktoyaktuk Highway or ITH (Tuk Highway).
Just kidding about the Roman numerals. For as the Good Book tells us, "numbereth not thine works, unless thou art Led Zeppelin..."
I moved backwards and the sun moved too, sweeping across this small landscape and I could not leave this one behind despite the similarity ...
Another from my walk this afternoon...a favourite location nearby. Someone seemed to have a bonfire going today!
Calderdale, Yorkshire, UK
A pair of Type 2s are captured at Syston South Junction just about to head into the shadow of a passing cloud. Seems like I got lucky and just made it!
Brush Type 2 unit 31179 is seen here slowing for the junction and an imminent right turn before heading east with a morning Birmingham - Norwich cross-country service. Class 31 haulage was standard for many trains on this route at the time, although occasionally you'd see Cravens twin-sets working the shorter journeys, or even Swindon 3-car class 120 DMUs.
Meanwhile, in the background on the freight lines, BR-built 'Sulzer' Type 2 unit 25129 slowly approaches the red signal in the immediate foreground protecting the junction. Her train, a rake of mostly loaded ballast wagons plus a few empties at the back, is possibly on a repositioning move ahead of a weekend engineering programme. As well as the photographer, at least a couple of passengers on the cross country service appear to be showing it some interest!
Taken from the Melton Road bridge, as far as I remember. Note the telegraph poles still standing on the right - sadly now without the cross members that would have supported the multitude of wires used for railway communications at one time.
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Agfa CT18
8th June 1977
This photo was part of a spontaneous session I shot a couple of years ago. I vividly recall driving past this place and thinking I had entered some sort of portal that allowed time travel. It wasn't simply the wonderful Victorian house, but everything that surrounded it. It felt for all the world like I had moved back in time. But more than that, it felt like a movie set with everything carefully crafted to give the impression of a small town street in a much simpler time. All the touches were there, the stone column flanking a wrought iron fence; bare tree, crooked street sign, and that wonderful front porch. This is not one of those century villages full of preserved historic architecture. The house is situated on a city street, surrounded by ample evidence of the modern era. Yet somehow this corner of Highland Avenue has escaped the visual clutter and is locked into a decades-old visual appearance. As it happened, my completely random discovery of this place coincided with absolutely perfect sky and cloud conditions. The low sun angle provide deep shadows and greatly enhanced the mood. And the fallen leaves added to the atmosphere. It just wouldn't have been the same had the leaves been raked away to reveal a bare tree lawn and pavement. All part of that timeless quality and autumnal ambiance. I post a photo of this place every autumn; it's sort of like putting up a seasonal decoration. I just love the way the scene makes me feel.
Nice raking light along a narrow Bloomfield Alley on a sparkling winter afternoon, encountered during a walk to the bank.
CM3313 and CM3314 high tail it towards Werrington, with a new rake of red containers specifically for grain as 8968 from Coonamble to Port Kembla for export.
Monday 15th March 2021
Outfit : Korpov - Dante Set (Legacy M/A | Jake | Kario)
Tattoo : Onyx - Command Arm
New release at Manhood Event starts on 27/JUN - 21/JUL