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We're so lucky to have an incredible stand of ginkgo trees in our neighborhood. They can't help but bring a smile to your face for several weeks every autumn.
Taken by a camera atop a 20 foot pole.
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A corner of my greenhouse.
I have a huge dislike of domestic leaf blowers
There is never a day when I can't hear some grown man blowing stuff out into the street for it to be soon blown back.
They are a waste of energy, and both an air and noise pollutant.
I could have a longer rant, but I'll resist!
My freight rake! Well, I do have a 2nd plank wagon, but that didn't fit on the tracks.
Yes, the highlight isn't actually the rolling stock which I've already shown at some point, but the scenery. I don't want to show you too much though, I'll do a good presentation at some point.
NIR's 112 & a rake of Cravens form the 13:10 Dublin Heuston-Tralee approaching the Curragh station between Newbridge & Kildare on 01-Apr-06
Exploda cosmos, hahauhahauahha
The Rakes: Via Funchal - Festival Indie Rock
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Seen from a slightly different angle (trying to make the best of the situation with the grass...), BB 22209 "fantôme" is hauling its rake of Corail coaches en route from Dijon-Ville to Lyon-Part-Dieu. Fleurville, 07-09-2021.
42765, then in BR black livery enters the cutting at Burrs with a afternoon service from Bury to Rawtenstall. Before the days of the caravan park and station halt, the Crab looked lovely with a rake of Blood & Custards behind.
Mamiya 654. Fuji Provia.
GWR 2-6-2T Prairie 5164 approaches Knowlesands on its departure from Bridgnorth early April 1982
Generally preserved railways today have matching sets of stock both colour wise and type - not so back in the 80's though here we see a mainly GWR rake but with at least one LMS and the end vehicle being a LNER Gresley
Pepper is wearing a crocheted hat I made. The leaves are actually wood stickers. Puppers is vintage. I wanted to get outside before the weather gets super cold and take a quick picture. Just made it before the wind started!
Field stone is roughly 2 1/2 feet square and a foot thick. A forklift was used to place it. The gravel is fine crushed granite used for road beds - inexpensive and easily raked.
this past saturday mom asked me to come over and rake up all the leaves from her yard so i tossed on some old clothes that i didn’t care if they got dirty and my hi-top Reebok princesses and set out to clean up mom’s yard without tying my shoelaces. Mom hadn’t noticed until it had gotten too dark to keep working and called me in for a hot ziti dinner. By then i’d clipped my left shoelace five times, had to shift my stance twice because I was standing on the same said shoelace and even tripped once because I stepped on the same left shoelace. Fortunately I never fell or got hurt but my laces sure are dirty from dragging about in the dirt as I worked.
Mamiya C330
Sekor 80mm
Expired Fuji NPH 400
this was the first summer I didn't go out to CT. life's moving forward too quickly and it's scary, friends. how do you cope?
Large wooden hay rake with 76” handle, 1 1/8” diameter and 27” head containing 14 wood dowel tines, 3 1/2” long. Handle is cleverly divided 16” from lower end to support rake head. 2 tines missing.
Donated by Madison's Judith Young from her late mother's collection, Feb 2021
ACC# 2021.030.021
See other similar items in the MHS collection at flic.kr/s/aHskTSBiQB (Photo credit - Bob Gundersen www.flickr.com/photos/bobphoto51/albums)