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This Rustic Handle has been taken for this weeks Macro Mondays theme of 'Handle'. It is from an outside log burner and burns nicely on chilly evenings in our garden. HMM

. . . for a Saturday !

And closed at this time. . . .

and apparently for good reason.

i surely wouldn't want to try to navigate those steps!

They don't even have a handrail!

UC Botanical Garden, Berkeley/CA.

GMC in southern Alberta.

Grazing Highland Cattle

Photography © Jeremy Sage

Lombardy countryside (Italy)

Cool reflection of an old rustic walking bridge near the merging of the White River and the Fox River near Burlington, Wi.

Rustic car in Gruene, Texas

a beautiful rustic table for winter months Algerie

Taken for ODC theme "cap". Working on some still life photography this am and thought this lipstick cap would work for the theme. Also for 7DWF "free theme" Trying to catch up on all the themes etc today.

Manduca rustica on American Beautyberry

♦ Home & Garden 35 ♦

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Chose to treat this photo a bit differently, focusing on the contrast brought by the evening sun. This house looks to be made from old barnwood with wagon wheels and windmills in the yard but very modern looking window and the large HDTV antenna on the roof. Old car and newer car. Taken in Eastern Wisconsin.

Manduca rustica (rustic sphinx) is a moth of the family Sphingidae.

~ Realize that if a door get closed, it’s because what was behind wasn’t meant for you ~

 

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A rustic entrance greets guests on a Saturday evening.

(aren't we all?) ;-)

Fellow photograph Jim D Baker and I visited what appeared to be a tree farm that was about half way between Tennessee and Carthage, Illinois. Just off the main highway, standing next to each other, were these two old wooden barns that were in a sad state of disrepair. This was shot as we were leaving to head home after the sunset.

 

In some ways, it is a shame that rustic old wooden barns like these are disappearing from the landscape. In a way, we photographers can preserve a part of history.

 

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The gardens and pathways of Olana are also artistic in design. I could not find any information on the age of this fence, but it certainly was intriguing to look at\.

Seen at the reconstructed Fort Clatsop, where the Lewis and Clark Corps of Discovery wintered in 1805-1806. They say it rained every day. We could use a little of that now.

 

Shot for Bench Monday. HBM everyone!

Collective 52 Photo Project "2016"

Week 43 - Rustic

 

The Studio 2.O

Studio Story - In Crates Dark & Moody

Edit based on Kim's preset 'within'

 

A dried peony flower and Hydrangea 'Annabelle'

in an old rusty zinc tub ...

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I love Autumn any time of year so this scene will remain on my sim. <3

 

SWAY's -- TLC October

[Fay] Hollow Tree with Mushrooms

[Fay] Mushroom Seat

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[Skull]Mugs

Skull mugs with cocoa, tea and coffee - with holding and drinking animation

[Hazel]WoodenCart (filled with pumpkins!)

[Hazel]Wagon-Wheel (with string lights)

 

SPOTLIGHT

Sways's [Pumpkin Carving] Set

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STORE:

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*HEXtraordinary* Rustic Fireplace

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Hayabusa Design Sorbus Aria

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[DDD] Dandesweet Grass

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Botanical - Fallen Leaves

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HPMD* floorArt

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Beside US Hwy 278 near Walnut Grove, Alabama

I turned this last week from my collection of highly degraded birch (the same wood from which I turned this and this). This came from a large and irregular section of particularly rotten trunk. I wasn't sure that any of it could be salvaged, but I eventually worked it down with an axe into something a fraction of its original size but solid enough to mount between centers on the lathe. Then I let it find its own shape by turning away the soft spots until I reached a reasonable surface, while keeping some natural surfaces on the side and rim. Rustic birch vase finished in shellac, backyard Olympia.

I enjoy this part of the yard for the rustic woodland nature of it. The old bench still stands (barely) and adds it's own aged appeal too. The Daffodils add their sunny happiness in the Spring.

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A really interesting museum containing all old machinery and tools. Waterperry Gardens, Wheatley.

Jenny Wiley Gravesite,

River, Kentucky

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