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The main stand at Rakesmoor Lane, the home ground in Barrow of North West Counties League First Division club Holker Old Boys.
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.
Spotted this radically raked Toyota from the late '70s at the Home Depot parking lot in Enfield, Connecticut.
An old horse drawn hay rake found underneath a gum tree, I though it would look good done in sepia tones.
This is all I had time to do! The rake was going to be copper with silver accentsa, and the roses were sterling.
Mine and Gaynor's were very similar! Great minds think alike :)
WDM3A 16069 of New Guwahati, shunting the rake of 15665/15666 Guwahati DIMAPUR Guwahati BG Express near Guwahati Coaching Depot
This rake did NOT pose for this - it is as I found it the other day along the swimming area. Apparently the rake is provided for anyone to use to keep the beach free of debris but, as autumn approaches, it was fun to catch it taking a rest.
This was the next project. A rake to pull behind a John Deere tractor. It looked intimidating at first, but it didn't take us long to just do it. It was a new experience for ALL of us working on it, but it went rather well..
Ratlam WDM3A#16157 Shunting The Rake of Military From Loop Line To Side Line(Freight Shed) At BBMAN-Bari Barham(Jammu Outer)(Jammu,J&K)
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Kathy bought some sunflowers for a dinner party on Sunday.
Her brother is visiting and she fixed enchiladas for friends and family.
I took a picture of the flowers in the late afternoon sun.
Cheerio.
Bert Casavant of Upnit Power rakes the intake the at China Creek Run-of-River project. Photo David Dodge, Green Energy Futures www.greenenergyfutures.ca/episode/judith-sayers-first-nat...
A long rake of mineral empties gets a yellow light and the signal that she'll be heading for Market Harborough - Northampton Castle station, Octobner 28 1965. No 48082 is about to open up... Copyright John Evans, no unauthorised copying or use.
From the village of Rake the Serpent Trail heads through the woodland known as Rake Hanger. This very beautiful stretch of beech and pine woodland is a nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest
Yes, it really was raining lightly when I shot this. The fall colors were really outstanding and the rain helped the color saturation.
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