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Today I decided to visit a creek near the railroad track by my house. I enjoy observing things and this rusted bolt on the edge of the track caught my eye. How symbolic!
I got lucky yesterday. My boyfriend found this "ring" and gave it to me. All I had to do was take a picture :-)
Rivers on another planet, or so it felt, heavy with rust red silt and teased by millions of wildflowers, mostly buttercups. Brought to you by myself & Dean.
The oriented strand board is decorated with "made in china" stencil graffiti.
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In downtown Elyria, Ohio, on July 7th, 2018, on the north side of Broad Street, west of East Avenue.
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Not sure what this sign is but I will return this weekend to salvage it ! now that my truck is sporting a new radiator
Rusted iron railing with peeling paint Apparently discarded giant birdbath on the grounds of the Knoxville Botanical Garden & Arboretum.
I really like this one. The photos don't do justice to the colors. All this is on good quality muslin.
Field workers at Njoro Agricultural Research Station in Kenya sowing wheat seed samples in international trials for screening for resistance to Ug99, the new and virulent strain of stem rust that emerged in Uganda in 1999. The station is part of the Kenya Agricultural Research Institute (KARI), which is working in partnership with CIMMYT to identify sources of resistance. Ug99 is already endemic in the area, making it possible to use Njoro as a testing ground for wheats from all over the world; thousands are planted annually as part of an ongoing screening and breeding effort. In 2008, when this photo was taken, the Njoro team worked with CIMMYT to test over 20,000 wheat lines from more than 15 countries for resistance to Ug99.
Photo credit: CIMMYT.