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People throw coins in the Midtown fountains for luck. On occasion, someone rakes them toward the center of the fountain away from the edge. I guess it's an anti-theft measure.
From the village of Rake the Serpent Trail heads through the woodland known as Rake Hanger. This very beautiful stretch of beech and pine woodland is a nature reserve and Site of Special Scientific Interest
Ordination of Father Velizar Rakic for the Orthodox Parish of Saint Sava in Brussels (Patriarchate of Serbia). Ordination presided over by His Grace Bishop Lavrentij. In the picture : Metropolitan Panteleimon of Belgium, Archpriest Ignace Peckstadt (Ghent) - Brussels 1988.
Photos from a student hands-on science program Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski conducted for early childhood-age students. The following explorations are appropriate for early childhood through primary plus grade level. Students explored Fall and Autumn themes through hands-on explorations. Students conducted the following explorations to learn about Fall Autumn Concepts:
Students weighed and sorted candy.
Students studied the characteristics of spiders.
Students studied the human skeleton.
Students studied Fall leaves and learned why leaves change color, etc..
Students learned about bats.
Students planted Fall seeds.
Students explored the contents of a pumpkin.
Students measured pumpkins.
Students raked Fall leaves.
Students made predictions as to what Fall fruits and vegetables would sink or float.
Students weighed and sorted Fall seeds.
All of the above explorations are introduced during the teacher training workshops Dr. Diana Wehrell-Grabowski conducts nationwide.
One of my Nephew posted this photo of all the leaves he raked in front of their house. I told him I wanted them for our compost. He initially thought I was kidding, until I showed up at their house with empty bags ready to be filled. I was able to fill 5 bags full of leaves to take home.