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WR's Pure AC Retrofitted EMU converted into Muck special resting in Mahalakshmi Workshop..
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Rake no. 3041-42
A long rake of EE units with EO45 sandwiched in the middle, seen on the arrival road at Hutt Workshops. This rake derailed 3 days prior when trying to enter the workshops, with the result that D2462 (closest to camera) ended up at the south end of the consist when originally at the north. For the record, from left to right the vehicles are DM527, D2553, EO45, D2489, DM510, D2735, DM470, D2462. History tells us DM510 and its trailer D2489 get returned to service, but the rest seemingly do not. Hutt Workshops, 18th July 2011
We visited Long Rake mine earlier in the year. Its an amazing place, up there with the best mines and quarrys ive been down for sure. Photos didnt come out too hot under the slightly 'extreme' conditions but il be going back when the water table drops a bit to see some more!
I took this photo to remind myself of where the faint rake figures on the left are relative to the three stripe figure on the right. The figures on the left are very faint and in full sun pretty much invisible, I've walked right past them and been unable to find them.
Watts Meadow had its annual haycut the other day - well timed as we had a volunteer day planned for this weekend. What wasn't so good, was that is was one of the hottest days of the year, and only a small group of volunteers joined in.
Stiil, a lot of grass clippings were raked away, so hope we've helped towards more wildflowers next season.
just before a California sunset. As winter settles in on the east it's nice to visit family on the other coast!
Strange colored rakes. Looks like a military coach but I am not sure. It was attached to the Howrah Puri Express
Aerial shot of a mountain top removal site on Rakes Ridge, 2006. Taken by Kent Kessinger courtesy of Appalachian Voice and Southwings. 2006.< Click here to see more photos from Rakes Ridge
This picture is part of the National Memorials for the Mountains photo stream, hosted by www.ilovemountains.org.
Alfalfa raked into rows awaiting baling on Whidbey Island.
This photo has not been edited in any way. It came straight out of my Ricoh GRII just as we see it here.
I used a KITE to fly the camera.
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Stu is still using this rake to keep the area clean where we play with Shizandra. Ticks are everywhere around here.
The main stand at Rakesmoor Lane, the home ground in Barrow of North West Counties League First Division club Holker Old Boys.
A tractor rakes cut alfalfa, in preparation for baling, on Ebey's Landing, Whidbey Island Washington.
I used a kite to fly the camera.
The Rake, at 14 Winchester Walk in Borough Market, near London Bridge, Southwark, is a great pub for exploring craft beer - both British and American.