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those leaves are not going to rake themselves

Cregneash, Isle of Man.

Definition : The overhanging eaves of a roof which are not closed by a soffit. The underside of the rafters is therefore exposed.

Reference: an illustrated dictionary of building (Peter Brett)

Location :Castle Street, Chester

 

Resting against the tree after a hard day's work.

Viktor-bacsi, rake and scythe snath maker in Gyimes, Transylvania carves a rake tooth.

Furia Festival, Cergy-Pontoise, France, 29/06/2007

Raking coffee beans, Hacienda Filadelfia, near Antigua Guatemala

Peter rakes the snow off of our woodcut roof after we got another foot of snow overnight. He is wearing his snowshoes and standing on a 4 foot snowbank from the last time he raked the roof.

Helping me rake up leaves to top off the compost pile.

 

Life of Gillman

The Rakes at Camden KOKO.

29 April 2009

Just another artifact at my farm. I couldn't imagine raking the harvest with this.

He's watching some old fat guy raking leaves...

60076 in grey propels its rake of 30 100 tonne TEA's into the sidings at Kingsbury oil terminal.

 

On the right is 60043 in EWS red and gold that had been declared a failure with high water temperature.

 

In the foreground is 66056. This loco was one of the three sheds that were used for banking on the Lickey Incline.

I saw this guy at Art Fest Midwest. I call him Rake Face. I'm always interested in folk art made from recycled materials. It's light hearted, humorous art, and it shows a lot of imagination.

We collect compost scraps at home and deliver them to the composting program at our local urban farmer's market. Zoli was excited to see the composting stalls at Arcadia and finally understand what actually happens to all those scraps and how they turn into compost.

Watch the full set at Wannabes

 

Picture by Anton Coene

found in the open-air farm museum of Ballenberg, switzerland

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