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so there's been a development. the backhoe's days are numbered. neighbors have complained to the town.
Rust roest is a Dutch expression which means ´idleness rusts the mind´. Literally translated it would be: rest rusts.
In Peso da Régua (Portugal) I noticed some old trains behind the train station. I asked if I were allowed to walk there (in The Netherlands it is strictly forbidden to walk across the rails. The people in the train station laughed, didn´t understand why I was asking that (no problem) and didn´t seem to understand why I wanted to do that anyway.
I was fascinated by those old trains, that seemed to have been here for ages. Grass growing in the engines, rust and flaking paint. Rust roest, literally.
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Amazing how the sea is making the gears and the bearings fuse together into a smooth piece of metal. I came across it near Beachy Head on the English southcoast.
We found this on the beach one day. It is just an iron rod with some washers and a nut but the exposure to the sea water had rusted it. All the spaces between the washers were filled with rocks.
The red berries just to the right of the big rock at the bottom of the photo are wintergreen berries and taste just like the gum.
Slightly rusted wood cutters and other agricultural tools, antique license plates, vintage sconces, and charcoal starters that have been converted into pendant lamps decorate the space.
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Another shot of the machine rusting away. This time from the opposite side showing the conveyor belt.
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Baldwin steam locomotive used in logging operations in the Piney Woods of East Texas. Locomotive on display at the Texas Forestry Museum in Lufkin TX.
At the Middle Head Gun Placements at Mosman, NSW many of the cannon carriages have rusted over the years yielding interesting textures and mixtures of blues and reds.
HDR photograph fusion toned in Photomatix 5.
Some old rusted out barrel.. Probably contained oil or gas, I guess. I didn't bother to take a look at the label.
Week#237 - Unexpected Beauty.
I only had my phone with me when travelling through Cambridge yesterday hence the pixilation on the rainbow. I was picking up ginko biloba leaves for another assignment below the tree when I looked up and saw the perfect shot for this weeks Dash Challenge. There is an element of rust and a beautiful rainbow to fit.