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Today is the first Saturday that I'll get out of the office before dark so I thought I would head outside and get the left over leaves raked up and maybe mow the lawn. Uhhhh, nope not today!
Less eligantly known as a Dump Rake, this device was one of the simpliest ways to gather hay once it was properly dired in the field. Like this one in the Lupine fields of Sugar Hill NH, rusting dump rakes decorate countless New England pastures.
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The July image for the 2012 New England Refelctions Calendar. As always all the proceeds go to support the Pulmonary Rehabilitation Program at Cheshire Medical Center / Dartmouth-Hitchcock Keene in Keene New Hampshire.
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"So how many calendars do you want this year?"
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Rake Firebrick Co. Littleborough.The yard was situated behind the former Rake Inn at the bottom of Blackstone Edge Old Road
I have searched high and low for any pictures of a power corn raker. My Dad had two and neither one looked like this. Dads were made by the Puzey Bros. of Fairmount, Ill. One had twin augers that brought the corn back to the drags of the sheller. The other had a chain that drug the corn back underneath it to the drag. They were both hard on rubber work boots I soon found out. All the years we had those (No way O.S.H.A. would allow them again.) we only had one guy get injured bad enough to go the Doctor.He stumbled and fell into one and cracked his ankle.
For a photography project, I recreated the characters from the Decemeberists' album "The Hazards of Love" into photo form.
If you haven't heard the album then I strongly recommend it, it is beautiful. The entire album is a story about four characters, Margaret, William, The Queen, and The Rake; fictional and somewhat mythical characters, taking place in the Victorian Era.