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Rust is a small town on the shore of the Neusiedler See in Burgenland, Austria. It is extremely picturesque and famous for its wine and storks:) There is really a great number of these lovely birds, but I wasn't able to capture one without a telephoto lens.
A hole in the inner front wing (?) which is quite sizeable, but only came up as an advisory in February…..hmmmm.
A few more images of Woodham's scrapyard in 1968.
First ex-Southern Railway U class 2-6-0 no 31618 stands in the "saved" siding from where engines seemed to be stabled when they were destined for preservation. 31618 departed in early 1969 for the Bluebell Railway being the second engine to leave the scrapyard.
Behind 31618 is North British Type 2 D6122, later Class 21, one of the two diesels present. Unsuccessful on BR it had been withdrawn after less than 10 years service and despite the comment above it did not survive and was one of the few locomotives to be cut up at Woodham's in 1980.
This soccer goalpost used to be white, then cream, and now well on its way to rusty. I was fascinated by the row of rusty hooks all up the side posts and along the top.
Day 13 of 365 Days in Colour - Day 13 of August, Cream.
Taken with iPhone 4S.
Rust on the mounting bracket of an outdoor basketball hoop. Taken for the Macro Mondays theme of Rust.
Historic St Patrick's Church, Halifax NS
Saint Patrick’s has a long history of service to the people of Halifax. The parish began (unofficially) in the 1830’s as a mission parish. The current church, an architectural treasure, was opened in 1885 and continues to be a sacred gathering place for a vibrant, growing Catholic faith community, building on its long tradition of reaching out to others and welcoming them