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Be SMART when you rake leaves! Last year I raked up all the leaves and was bagging them when I accidentally bonked my head on a branch, and about a bazillion MORE leaves fell off. SO, this year I bonked my head on the branch BEFORE I raked them up. It took several bonks to get most of them off. You can also find a machine that uses air to blow them into piles for easy clean-up. And I would tell you the NAME of that machine, but I now have a terrible headache, and can't think straight.

tek v belo 2014-2304 by Miha Tratnik Bajc

Rakion Latino by Softnyx Latino

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rake by newfocus

Rakes Brakes Bottom by Jim Champion

Bridge across Dockens Water, and causeway across the boggy bottom beyond. The path beyond leads up to the western end of Fritham Plain.

Raking the snow from the roof by B C

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I learned the hard way not to let ice dams form on the eaves.

Raking Leaves by Brad Spawr

Rake removal by Kevin Steegmann

A test fork after being used to test braking stability. The frames pass testing but the fork is toast.

Rake pile by Hepdene Rose

Raking Leaves by malawibound2000

Swap yarn for Ravelry swap!

Rake Hanger 1 by Leimenide

Everett's rakes and sieves by Susan Ford Collins

Everett shares a lifetime of knowledge

Hard Rake Plantations by l4ts

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Lane to Hard Rake Plantations near Sheldon.

Taken with an Olympus PEN EE S half-frame camera on Kentmere 100 B&W film.

Raking by Michael Hartford

Time to Rake the Leaves. Repeat. by Lisa Ouellette

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This tree protects my house all summer long from the unrelenting sun, and keeps me away from running the AC almost ever. But, every fall - it owns me. For the next three weeks it goes like this:

Climb on the roof, blow out the gutters

Rake the lawn.

Build a mountain of leaves for the city to come and get with the big claw thing.

Start over again.

It's exciting to be me this time of year, oh, yes it is!

rake by lance adkins

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spent the day at bills. swam and took pictures.

rake and shadow by Samm Bennett

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seen near Woodstock, NY

Lockpick rakes by zaphad1

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The first 2 are particularly good and open most locks.

The 8th one shown here called an L rake or city rake is good too.

They're filed and sanded down so they fit small locks and narrow keyways better.

Rake view by Bill Benson

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rake's progress by Bill Armstrong

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An assortment of rakes stored against the wall of a storage shed at a community garden near my home. All of the tools kept at this garden are clean. These gardeners are neat and orderly.

Time To Rake by Joe Shlabotnik