Pune WDG-3A # 13169 hauls a flatbed rake through loop line as main line was blocked by Birla's cement rake which was waiting for clearance.

Location : Shankarpalle, SC - Wadi section, Rangareddi, AP

Looks like the one abandoned on our farm back home.

(I mean I think it's a dump rake and not a harrow or something)

raking light 2

OK, I've taken over 500 photos today (so far). One of the last great days of the year so I've been going crazy outside.

When I saw this image in my upload folder it was one of the "ah ha" moments. Instant favoriate and possible wall portrait. This is why I take photos. Makes all the work worth while.

I do not know if it works.

Built in the early 19th century Rakes Mill Pond was the brainchild of Jarman Rakes. Rakes Mill Pond is a dammed up pond and creates a swamp similar to what a beaver dam would do. The pond is located just past Mile Marker 163 going south on the Blue Ridge Parkway. You can pull out and park on site. Walk down to the dam and put your hand in the water. You will see a 15 foot water fall.

The terrace forms part of Longland Road which is a cul-de-sac.

Raking debris on the lawn.

Ed and Ruth doing a bit of autumn clearance while I was there to help!

He's a dip.

A rake and apple tree close to the family home in New Brunswick.

James Evans using a side-rake at Castle Malgwyn Home Farm, Llechryd.

James Evans yn rhibinio gwair ar Fferm Castell Malgwyn, Llechryd

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I've messed around with various methods of measuring fork rake. I'm really liking this one. It seems accurate and repeatable. The pics don't show it but I tried it on two different forks, and I measured them with the rake going to my right (as shown) as well as to my left. All the measurements were very close.

The fork shown was designed to have 66mm of rake, but it's 67.5. The other fork was supposed to be 45, but it's 43.

I'm disappointed that the errors are in opposite directions, because it means that I can't blame the calibration of my jig... What can I blame?

This image shows my improvised square to be used to ensure that the center line of the drop-outs is orthogonal to the table. The "square" is made out of a V block and a 9mm rod.

Ohio University groundskeeper Terry Glenn rakes the spoils of autumn, Nov. 9, 2005, near the Hudson Health Center, in Athens, OH. "This is my favorite time of the year," Glenn said wryly.

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Small Garden - Hand - Rake

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Rakes ready to be distributed.

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Just more playing with HDR. Using Photoshop CS5's HDR Pro

For the quarterly contest at The Dal House. This is my entry.

Living in Hawaii where it's green all year, I don't get to experience the pretty autumn colors. This also means that I don't have to rake leaves like poor Moe.

Just like a rock garden in Kyoto.

Photo by Bill Wippert.

The cup fits nicely over a stud.

A rural scene in Montgomery, NY.

Small Garden - Hand - Rake

New kegs of beer being brought into The Rake shortly after opening hours.

Notice the white wall in the back, craft brewers from all over the world has left small greetings and their signatures there.

Balinese fire dance.

Ubud, Bali, Indonesia

Here I am raking leaves with my brother in the backyard of our parents' house. I was home from college for the weekend & lending a hand with the yard work. (Actually, we were probably only raking up piles so we could jump in them!)

For MSH1012, #8: rake

Today as you can tell I was out in the yard... Had to stop for a few minutes and do some real work.