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Tom is raking the fire at end of the day,on the oldest steam locomotive aged 131 years old Elidir outside shed at Gilfach Ddu in Llanberis.
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Animated rake with particles, a leaf pile and a leafy mess.
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Looking at Buckden Rake from near Scar House. A tricky shot into the sun, but with some hard work in the processing I think it has come off.
Powered by tractor PTO and hydraulics. Shown being raised up for transport. Thanks for all the many comments on this photo!
Favorite groundhog gathering fallen leaves for bedding material. Tonight's temperatures will be in the 20s F (-single digits C) for the first time this fall.
A new looking MGR rake, well loaded with West Cumbrian opencast coal and trailing a brake van passes through Whitehaven's bi directional platform 3, sometime in early 1982.
From Workington - but originating at the Maryport Coal Concentration Depot - the train is powered by an unidentified class 47 and bound for Fiddlers Ferry.
I found a small group of Sandhill Cranes practicing the "Jump Rake" and other dance displays ...
Monte Vista, CO
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OK, not sure why this says Nikon, I took this on my phone. This is why we should never trust technology. AS. Artificial Stupidity.
A visit to the old town of Silves, the Moorish capital, with a look at the history of the Moors, Islamic rulers of this region 8th to 13th century.
Here the interior of the huge castle is being cared for.
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Christmas Day fog.
Hole # 8, Hot Springs Country Club, Hot Springs, Arkansas.
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Double sun dog sunset through the tines of tractor hay rakes in the Blue Ridge Mountains Roanoke County Virginia
Another picture from my 20 min stop off at grove rake mine near Rookhope. The mist in the background set the scene perfectly for photographing this site.
A hasty recomposure required at Shore Road this morning as 6C22 turned out to be bordering on a proper train's length.
The quartet of FNAs from the previous day's Torness trip were joined behind Nos.37612 & 37611 by D.I.T. 20308.
The train has just passed what remains of the steel-works at Moss Bay, ie; not a lot.
After all the leaves have fallen, now comes the job of raking them all........That is the part about Autumn that I do not enjoy...
One of a number of Turnstones in a mixed flock of Turnstone, Dunlin and Sanderling just after low tide at St Mary's Island
AN INTERESTING LOOKING WATERFALL WHICH IS QUITE TALL BUT NARROW. THE WATERFALL IS FORMED OVER AN OLD GEOLOGICAL FAULT MAKING A LOVELY CASCADE.
Early hay rake that would have been pulled by a tractor is put out to pasture, so to speak, to become a symbol of bygone days. This rake was photographed near Duncan BC Canada.
A hay rake may be mechanized, drawn by a tractor or draft animals, or it may be a hand tool. The earliest hay rakes were nothing more than tree branches, but wooden hand rakes with wooden teeth, similar in design to a garden rake but larger, were prevalent in the 19th and early 20th centuries, and still are used in some locations around the world.