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An old truck on display at the National Road Transport Hall of Fame, Alice Springs, NT 29/01/17

Another shot from near the same spot as last coiple of posts, I found this metal guide sort of thing in the water quite interesting, will post a shot showing more of it soon, as for the title Rust and waves, I guess in this area thre happy its rust and waves and Not oil like the diaster happening in the Gulf

metal chain driven farm machine left rotting in the castle grounds

Parc-Nature de L'île-de-la-Visitation

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Rust and Dust.

New Home, Johnson County, Georgia, USA.

Port of Tillamook Bay Railroad has a couple of SD9s and a GP9 wasting away after a track washout left the units stranded since 2007.

Colour, pattern and texture of weathered steel plate.

at Newton-le-Willows cemetery.

For the Flickr Friday group. This weeks theme "Rust"

A galvanised steel electricity box succumbing to rust.

Rusted Steel Beam by Adam Turow

Delaware Water Gap, NRA, NJ/PA

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Our bodies may get old, and our weapons may rust, but humanity's thirst for violence thrives.

 

~Happy Thanksgiving everyone!

and rust...abandoned in the marina waters.

Corrosion on a 18th century cannon in Hoboken NJ.

Delightfully well rusted farm machinery is tastefully placed around the grounds.

Rusting is an oxidation reaction. The iron reacts with water and oxygen to form hydrated iron(III) oxide, which we see as rust.

For "Crazy Tuesday" - theme : "Rust"

An old rusted anchor from an old fishing boat, found lying near the picturesque harbour and town on Rathlin Island in Northern Ireland. Best Viewed Large: View On Black

During my drive through some back roads of Iowa, I came across a collection of rusted farm equipment.

 

It was interesting to walk among them.

It's gonna need some work to get it through its MOT.

Another shot from yesterday, looking for Rust

Week 10: Abandoned

 

I went for a photo walk around work this week and found some really cool old warehouses and deteriorating studio spaces/buildings. This rusted out AC unit really caught my eye. The building it lives on is real a mish mash of random pipes, cables and things like this AC unit. It's super interesting to look at. Just make sure your tetanus shots are up to date before handling that thing! Yikes!

 

#52frames #52frames_abandoned #52frames_photographers

Old rusted tracks found in the rail graveyard. The flower caught my eye.

 

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Who knows what the original device was but it seems to have been converted to a cart to haul irrigation pipe around the property. It stands out by the bails of piled hay. Days of duty may be bygone. The field beyond don't look too stinkin' good neither. I was told the field needs some serious work. The first crop was usually to grow alfalfa to invest it with nitrogen. The first farm crop ought to be growing champeen soil. It's a can of cake after that. Everything goes into a chipper-shredder, including cottonseed meal, alfalfa, shredded tree limbs, autumn leaves, grass clippings and kitchen leftovers. Pretty soon the soil is primo and will grow anything.

 

The series slipped over to the horse-drawn implements, as long as I have a long way to go on the genealogy, scanning, retouching and documenting journey that has cost me a couple of months so far, sheesh. My eclipse shots are still languishing on my disc. I suppose that if McIntosh worked his soil, he probably set a field to grass hay or alfalfa that could be baled or stored in the silo for winter feed for his dairy cattle.

 

The Ag Museum is still open for weekends, including Fridays for a while into fall. It's probably time for a leisurely stroll down to Mac Lake. I loaded up with autumn captures this year in general and accessed the only snow Saturday last winter. As always, it's a great spot for exercise and access to Mac Lake. There is always something more at McIntosh but I won't search today. I apparently can't find everything in a single pass. I like the natural patina of the rusting tones as they were. There is great diversity in those tones.

  

A wee bit of rural urban exploration this morning (is that an oxymoron?). There's a wee cottage near my house which has been abandoned, so I had a poke around to see what I could see. Was quite taken with this pale blue paintwork and doorknob, peeling and rusting together.

Rust and green

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