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I had the kite up for another time lapse but totally messed up the viewing angle. Just as well I had low level back up.....
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I spotted this apparently abandoned horse-drawn hay rake in a field. It reminded me when I was young in Minnesota and of my grandfather who used one to rake hay after it had dried in the sun.
A small pub serving all sorts of wonderful world beers by Borough Market. There was a pub on this site until the early-20th century (probably the same building it looks like), though it was a cafe when converted to the Rake. (View of whole building.)
Address: 14 Winchester Walk (formerly Winchester Street).
Former Name(s): The Old King's Head; The King's Head.
Owner: Utobeer (website).
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Members South Union Elementary School student council broke up into teams, picked up rakes and spent Tuesday afternoon clearing neighboring yards of leaves and debris. The task left the students invigorated, the neighbors smiling and the neighborhood looking terrific.
Alternate title: "Top ten property chores I never learned about until I had to do them ..."
Would have been easier doing this on snowshoes ... we kept breaking through the crusty ground layer.
If I need to break up a largish area of soil but it has leaves on it I clear them off quickly using a lightweight plastic leaf rake before using my 3 tined cultivator to break up the soil.
Here's a link to me using the cultivator. You'll see just how quick and easy it is
www.flickr.com/photos/31559373@N00/8105405002/in/photolis...
The Vecta was like a small Delta without the raked front. Whilst the Delta was built on a DAF SB220 chassis, the Vecta body was on a MAN chassis. They look quite neat, though I prefered the raked screen of the Delta. This nice example was operated by Bryn Melyn of Llangollen, who have since vacated their interesting hillside premises in the town and moved under the wing of another local operator.