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Sunday has long been a day for family and I hope that you are as blessed as I am.
This image was from a School Student Council event this past fall that went around and raked leaves for homes in the neighborhood - focusing on elderly that are unable to do so.
Andy, at the district science fair yesterday, had his project - a study on the impact of shape on the efficiency of windmill blades - selected to participate in the state science fair competition.
Dan, who a few days ago had $45 to his name, remarked in the car upon picking him up that he only had $15 of his money left. I asked what he spent his money on and he replied that he had donated it to St. Baldricks - a foundation for the cure and support of children with cancer.
Allison, in the foreground of this image, does those little, unnoticed things every day that make so many other things possible.
It is Sunday, and like yesterday was and tomorrow will be, I am a very blessed man. I hope that you are blessed as well. Happy Sunday.
Raking the millions of pine needles. The hubby made piles yesterday, so he did most of the work, and I am just shoveling them into the neighbor's bin since ours is full.
My little buddy took the photo.
Now I will go make a quiche and then re-acquaint myself with the elliptical.
With a uniform rake of 38 Tesco containers behind the Class 88, it makes a fine sight climbing Shap on Bank Holiday Monday 28th May 2018.
DRS Class 88, 88004, is seen climbing Shap at Scout Green with 4S43, 0616 Daventry - Mossend loaded Tesco on a warm and sunny morning at 0953 well over 10 minutes early.
Seen passing here at 0953, due Tebay 1005
At the beginning of the COVID pandemic, golf courses removed the bunker rakes. As of October 2020 over 70 percent of US courses still did not have them on the course. I am not a golfer, so this is news to me. But this morning on our walk, I happened to shoot this pic, and then learned these factoids. ODC outdoor tool
This place is right along the parkway a little north of Mabry Mill. I've never gotten out of the car before here nor found the place very interesting, but fog and colors change everything. I went down the bank and hopped around the rocks taking photos of the colorful tree and water over the spillway. I used 3 exposures to get everything like I wanted. This was an extremely productive outing especially for being unplanned, and glad I got to see some fall with the heavy weather coming tonight that is likely to blast away much of it.
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43058 leads a rake of four Mk3 coaches and 43059 on 5Z44 1111 Carnforth to Rugby through Acton Bridge on 3rd November 2020.
The former EMT power cars and GWR stock were being used for driver training, one of three days this week involving Crewe - Carnforth - Rugby - Crewe trips.
A trip out to The Berry Barn for lunch and then a bit of a walk about - came across this old hay rake. A bit of "processing " and sliding to get to this.
Used Prisma: Transverse Line filter - all in the iPhone. First for a Painterly effect - then used only a bit of a slide for HSS in Adobe Photoshop Elements.
For - Happy Slider Sunday - HSS!
An attempt at over-processing a picture - on purpose.
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Buck Rake and Mt. Diablo.. a rancher said this Buck Rake was used by his family in the 1960's before they sold it to the the present owner to be used as a decoration lining the entrance road to the golf course.
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You need one of these around here about this time of year, although most of the leaves are now down. I think by tomorrow I might be done with leaf raking for this year.