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I am told these flowers are called "privy roses" because they were often planted near outhouses to combat odor. They are common throughout the Bear Lake Valley and have taken over at this great old house.
Thanks, Jim, for getting permission to explore this property.
A heap of thick, interlocked iron chains, once used for anchoring or heavy lifting along the waterfront. Now heavily rusted and fused by time, they embody the grit and decay of industrial heritage, their rough surfaces glowing with deep brown and orange oxidation.
. . for Macro Mondays theme; "Rust".
This old can lid is between 50 and 60 years old. It has been buried in the ground after being tossed by an old Alaskan Roadhouse many long years ago.
HMM!
An old rusty coathanger from one of the abandoned huts at an old Army camp.
Nikon F80
Nikon 50mm f/1.4
Kodak Porta 160
Ezekiel 24:6 “Wherefore thus saith the Lord GOD: Woe to the bloody city, to the caldron whose rust is therein, and whose rust is not gone out of it! bring it out piece by piece; no lot is fallen upon it.”
Rusting farm sheds in the countryside add to the atmosphere of this photo along with the moody sky, Hillview, Queensland, Australia.
Goods Way, just behind St Pancras Station, Central London
Within living memory this area was full of the rust that comes with neglect, and it seems that now the area has smartened up and become desirable so has the rust...
Yet another impressive sculpture I stumbled across in Dinan , Brittany a few years ago. As usual I did not make a note of the artist.
In de haven van Helgoland zijn prachtige structuren door roest op de havenpalen door getijdewisselingen en metalen ontstaan.
In the port vanHelgoland its magnificent structures rust harbor piles caused by tidal fluctuations and metals.
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