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Part of this old map rusted away and left a hole. Found near Yokohama Station.

Rusting is a good example of a slow oxidation reaction. In rusting Iron (the reductant) gets oxidised by oxygen (the oxidant) in the presence of water. This reaction is accelerated by the presence of electrolytes (salt).

little screw in the columbia park bridge

rusted tank tracks from World War 2, Saipan

Old sign to farm - times must be tough!

 

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BNSF #1464 SD60M / #1604 SD40-2 - Cristo Ray Rd, Sunland Park NM - 01/25/2018 - 7259

 

Rusted crane gantry with decaying cables.

Off my back porch, I see what the winter did to my little lantern. Sitting beside an empty bird feeder. Time for some outdoor spring cleaning. www.facebook.com/Emily.elyse.joy

Various stages of rust; the anchor appears to be the most rusty of it all

Rust is famous for his nesting Storks. Nearly every house has his own nest on the roof or chimney.

These handlebars have seen better days.

 

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A rusty rail chair seen on a visit, some time ago, to the Nene Valley Railway.

Old roof in Lincolnton, NC

Day 45 of the Daily Photo Project

 

"Rusted Valve"

 

At work today I noticed a pile of junk sitting outside an old storage area. Broken down shelves, tables, desks and the like. It even had a kitchen sink. These busted up valves and piping really caught my attention though.

My rusty little citronella candle.

I know it's not wildly original, but I liked the rust on this incinerator on one of the plots at our allotment site

One of the problems with the tunnels was that there was a lot of water leaking in to them.

 

People don't realise how much water is in the ground in Darwin and this is just the dry season. In the wet, it would be ridiculous.

A rusting garage in a laneway behind Brock Ave. caught my eye. The pattern reminded me of an abstract painting.

A shallow pool near the high tide line on the shores of Hornby Island, BC A high concentration of iron leads to the rusting stones, while the warm pool offers good growth to the algae and other floating plant life.

I rust-dyed some white muslin, then tore it into strips and handsewed the strips together to make a scarf.

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I first saw Rusted Root play at the Boat House in Norfolk, VA, one of my favorite small venues. I later saw them in Richmond, Virginia, and then at the House of Blues in Myrtle Beach, and now twice at the Lincoln Theatre in Raleigh.

 

They play an eclectic blend of world inspired Rock that is heavy on percussion and non-traditional instruments. Their music is frenetic and entrancing and just a whole lot of fun with power and raw emotion thrown in for good measure.

 

Each of their independent acts is worth catching, but together they are an amazing band.

 

www.rustedroot.com/

www.michaelglabicki.com/

www.lizberlin.com/

www.patricknormanmusic.com/home.html

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