About 2.5" long, scraper, knife?

Waiting at calliope X roads

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Wherever the wind may blow,

A sun might glow.

Picture taken at my parents place.

It reminded me of this great song from OneRepublic :

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Found this beauty on the back forty of a railroad museum.

John Deere model JD760-A (approx 1969-1973)

Orange Empire Railway Museum, Perris, California, USA

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"Der Panzer Paint Scrapers" Club Stand outside at Volksworld 2010. It was a quality display.

Skyscraper in the sun. Collins Street Melbourne

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Byggeriet på Faste Batteri Vej ved Bach Gruppen .

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Some of the equipment being used to widen Arizona Highway 260 between Cottonwood and Camp Verde.

There a coats of this very fine, thin dust/dirt here. We call it "Moon Dust." If you drive through it or a good wind comes say goodbye to daylight. If you step in a mound of it, your foot will get stuck like in mud...only dry.

my girlfriend always wasn't to be tall and stands on her tippy toes, and well no she can say she cam touch the top of a building ! :)

Bronze, 1,92m. Probably Roman 330/320 BC, but could be hellenistic. Now in Vienna.

One of the few bronzes that survived the time. The statue shows an athlet after a heat. Now, after scraping sand off of his oiled body he cleans the "strigilis", a scraper; with his left hand.

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There’s some pretty great architecture in Charlotte

Folgate Steet

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Good thing I had my wide angle lens, I couldn't get much closer than this with out chopping the top of the stack or cutting out the ground.

Scraper

terramoto terraplenagem e construçoes

I believe this may be one of the vehicles used by the Western Pacific Railroad to fill in over the top of aging trestles. An aging railroad worker told me that the Williams Loop had at one time been a timber framed trestle. When it began to weaken the railroad crews simply filled it it with rock and soil effectively burying it and replacing it with fill. He described rail cars with drop down sides and a winched scraper blade that emptied the cars off the sides. This car on display at the Portola Railroad Museum, Plumas County, California.

Barbed and Tanged Quartz and Mudstone Arrowheads with Scraper, found on Lewis

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Sky scraper in Warsaw.

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Barbed and tanged Quartz and Mudstone arrowheads along with stone side scraper. Found on Lewis

Stanley #80 scraper

The last frame (37) from the test roll from the 99p Olympus AF-1.

The Zuiko 35mm 1:2.8 lens performs okay I guess but perhaps not as well as lesser Olympus lenses. This is a much-visited spot between Bradfield and Mistley and would have almost certainly looked better with the Cosina AF-35. Ho-hum.

Olympus AF-1. Kodak UltraMax 400 (Poundland).