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6-year-old Ethan Kjellberg of Eau Claire found the best way to open a large leaf bag was to get right inside of it. His 8-year-old brother Grant and dad Steve filled their bag in the front yard on October 13, 2006.
A female gardener raking leaves in the Monet Gardens at Giverny, France
Lens used: Sony Carl Zeiss 85/1.4
Art exhibition facilities at Brattøra, Trondheim.
Built by architect students 2011. Moved to Brattøra from Elgeseter.
Currently ( June to August 2017 ) housing the exhibition "Arms of the ocean" by Ellen Sofie Riegel.
Forrie Smith. This Cowboy is 50 years young and took 3rd with this ride. Your only as old as you feel. Hit your L key on this one.
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.
and bagging leaves. That's been my life for the past few days!
I'm nowhere near done >.< But at least the leaves make for fun photos :)
Bridge across Dockens Water, and causeway across the boggy bottom beyond. The path beyond leads up to the western end of Fritham Plain.
A test fork after being used to test braking stability. The frames pass testing but the fork is toast.
The corral is continually tightened, and the berries are raked into the "pan" where they are sucked into the pump and sent into the seperator.
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.