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Disued Rail on a Siding which used to be used for a Tourist Railway. This is located near the Blast Furnace Park.
Close up shot of Nairn Harbour wall. See salt and metal don't mix, but give amazing texture and colours.
This is near the Cliff House Inn in Ventura. An island off highway 1 (I believe man-made) is attached to the mainland by a bridge. I was hoping to get on the island and take pictures but it is heavily guarded. This is an old rusting keypad entry. Now it's secured by a chain link fence and barbwire.
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Speedlite and Umbrella Right as Main Light and Second Speedlite and Umbrella Left for Small Amount of Fill Triggered by Pixel Kings
I was walking along the lake-shore and saw this old rusting signpost base. It was drizzling outside and the rain was picking up the rust and giving the metal the appearance of it being slowly melted.
Went out via Cooroy this morning to photograph some rusty farm equipment. After that I saw this cute Kelpie outside the Noosa Library in Wallace Park, Queensland.
She looks better than the farm equipment :-) A little sad, having to wait outside on her own.
The Kelpie is an Australian sheep dog successful at mustering and droving with little or no command guidance. They are medium-sized dogs and come in a variety of colours. Kelpies have been exported throughout the world and are used to muster livestock, primarily sheep, cattle and goats.
Robert Kaleski published the first standard for the Kelpie in 1904.
19/30 Rust November, 365 Colours.
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The inner partition windows in the main shop are painted in metallic paint. These aren't the ones that face out, but ones between offices and rooms.
This metallic paint is RUSTING! I think I cheered out loud when I found this.
Here's a pic of English, Welsh and Scottish Railway (now DB Schenker) Class 66 locomotive 66092.
As you will see it's simply rusting away!
Two hundred and fifty of these locomotives were ordered by EWS and built by General Motors Electro-Motive Division (EMD) in London, Ontario, Canada.
Shipped to Britain in mid-1998, the final locomotive entered traffic just two years later, in mid-2000.