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Rust patterns on a wharf iron panel at Port Maitland Beach.

Another rusting car resting along the Slippery Elm Bike Trail. I'm not an expert but it kind of looks like an old Dodge Charger. It was the only remnant of a garage that was torn down a few months ago.

I've taken a few photos of this old relic but on this particular morning a very heavy fog rolled in and I had to pull over and get a few.

Curdnatta Photographer's them "Rust".

The center of an old wheel.

Digging through the archives. Don Valley Brickworks in Toronto. Wide shot. Taken in 2005

 

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Decay and decline are slowly claiming this old door

Captured with Tamron SP 90mm f2.5 lens

Old Sunshine harvester at Mooloomon Woolshed, Moulamein in the southern Riverina (ABCTV VICTORIAN viewing area)

Sony A99II, Sigma 105mm Macro

Old equipment at the Minnesota Museum of Mining, Chisholm, MN

Parc-Nature de L'île-de-la-Visitation

A fabulous garden urn - I loved the textures....and the colours shout 'Autumn' somehow

View "Diagonal Rust 1" on black or on white.

 

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I got the feeling that merely touching this door would reduce it to powder.

Rusty Circular Saw. For this weeks macromonday theme. HMM

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Waiting for my path out of Tebay loop on this sunny afternoon..

Photo by Alexandre Fernandez

 

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The LST-325 is a Grand Old Lady...did see a fair amount of rust on my tours...

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Me thinks this hasn't been used for a very long time :))

 

Exploring Monterey as part of the Bay Area Rediscovery Project, we discovered Loulou's Griddle in the Middle. You seriously cannot fathom how big the pancakes are--they are bigger than the plates! Nor can you understand how nice and welcoming the owners are. While you wait, you can walk along the wharf, where we saw dolphins feasting on anchovies (potentially), leading one local to state that he had never seen anything like that in the 40 years he's lived in Monterey. So that seemed special.

Maybe I'm a bit off, but this looked like a smiling face with a big mustache. Studebaker pickups are alittle rare, so this was a neat find.

 

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Not much to do with the photo, other than they share a title.

At the railroad museum in downtown Meridian, Mississippi

It may rust but the beauty remains.

 

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