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Off Deptford High Street is an excellent railcar diner which has a patio adored with these rake heads.
i'm playing a special limited collectors rZx edition Gibson 'flying V!'
aka: the K-mart rake special (blue-light all-ready!!!)
This is a reposted image that I've photoshopped quite a bit. I was in Playa del Carmen in 2004 enjoying Spring Break, and I would head down to the beach at 6AM to watch the sunrise, and every morning I was there, so were these guys. They were raking the beach, not for trash or any particular reason other than to make the beach pretty for the tourists. They'd start raking at 4 or 5 AM and keep going until the tourists started to show up around 7AM.
A lot of these resort towns bring in people from all over the country, attracted to the possibility of steady work at a decent wage. Most of these people leave their homes and families far behind, visiting them only once every few months. Most work 7 days a week, doing incredibly meaningless tasks like raking the sand on the beach for the tourists.
I think it takes a lot of courage to leave all their loved ones behind, to come work for spoiled tourists at a luxury resort that they'd never be able to afford. And it speaks to the difficulties of finding a living wage, even in a country like Mexico. I have nothing but sympathy for these fellows, and I wanted to take a nice picture to honor their sacrifices.
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A word of thanks to the contractor involved who was raking in first cut silage near Rathcormac County Cork
Shit....this guy makes a rake look fat......
This is my neighbor Wilf...... he's not sick...he's just..... rake thin.....
The grassy area behind the Fairway (Molehill Road) development, Chestfield, Kent. Known locally as "The Teletubbies" :-)
cover of paper back by Derek Jarrett pub. by Paladin in 1976 - cover shows a detail from the painting by William Hogarth entitled 'The Tavern Scene' (from 'A Rake's Progress') by courtesy of Sir John Soane's museum - Note on the cover of 'Bawdy Verse'this picture is reversed.
Edinburgh Road can be seen running off to the extreme right whilst Liscard Village can be noticed in the background. The brown brick property on the left will predate it’s neighbours; the gothic detailing placing it no later than 1880.
Using a riding lawnmower to vacuum up fallen leaves along a paved biking/hiking trail in La Crosse, Wisconsin.
Violet really wanted to rake. Let's hope she still feels that way when she's old enough to rake well!