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Not many mixed rake trains on the network these days. 70813 6E01 10:07 Carlisle New Yard to Barnetby Sdgs Colas Rail at Hatfield and Stainforth with a mix of oil tankers and log wagons.
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It was a very hot and humid day when I took this photo. It is a picture of young lady raking hay. She is dressed in black, and wearing a dress. The mules look tired. Also look at the tires on the hay rake. The tires are made from heavy metal maybe iron. That has to make pulling the rake in harder. Amish don't believe in rubber tires. Why I don't know but I was told that by a farmer
Amish Farm
8/6/2014
On the farms where I grew up, corn was allowed to turn brown, and then the hardened cobs were harvested to be stored until they were ground for animal feed. The stalks were left in a broken mess close to the ground, and were later plowed under. The Amish repurpose the stalks, mowing them and then baling them for straw. A lot of brownish-orange dust is created. Here a team is raking the straw for later baling, and the dust mixes with the sunset to create a study in orange.
Wow, it's been awhile everyone! So, life and stuff's been happening and I haven't been devoting as much time to building. I've messed around here and there, though. This is the product of some weekend building: A 1940 Ford Coupe. 6-wide, raked stance, custom wheels, full interior, yadda yadda yadda..... Can't deny Tim Henderson's headlight technique here!
Damn, I wish my regular camera worked. Luckily my girlfriend's phone has a better camera than mine.
The last half hour of daylight finds the sun finally angling below the ripply November clouds. Enough light shines on the nose of UP 7639, one of a trio of locomotive waiting for their train to get filled at the Landus Cooperative in Rake, Iowa along the UP Rake Subdivision. The foreground switcher is FARX 135, an EMD SW1200 formerly working for the Denver, Rio Grande & Western. I should mention that Rake is only a mile from the Minnesota/Iowa border.
Close inspection of this Spinner Dolphin will reveal several areas where parallel lines mark its body. These "rake marks" are made by the teeth of other dolphins during social interactions, play, or mating.
A trip to London to visit The National Gallery, Lincolns Inn, St James's and Sir John Soanes House to see The Rake's Progress by Hogarth, great day out.
KTE WDM-2A duo led by # 16735 chugging hard over an up gradient with loaded BOXN rake going towards Itarsi
Cartoon Rake... but really lame... I'll make it even more cartoony in a bit
I was forced to add the lines... but it was actually quite helpful.
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