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Long demolished, New York Pork was a partially burnt down slaughterhouse/UE playground in Toronto. The gnarled metal in this photo is part of the roof that collapsed during the fire. That bright orange isn't photoshopped, it's a stunning patina created by the heat of the flames.
Silver Dollar City, in Branson, Missouri, has some of the greatest groundskeepers in the entertainment world. Here, the contrast between a rusted mine cart and the purple booms caught my eye.
But you can chase it away if you can heat the steel till it/s red/
I'll wash it in acid next then I have a flange to weld in the center so it will take a 3/4 pipe thread and for a base for a revolve away bedside table with tilt action and counter balanced like a tower crane.
I wish I remembered enough Calculus to locate the monentsas they change according to the load and the pivoting mount. I was thinking I'd need to attach it to the table top in the lower left conder but if I can add a simple way to raise and lower the elevation I can locate it along the axis and take a vector out of the equation.
This is a rotor from my truck I had to finally do a set of brakes after driving it for more than a dozen years and putting 220k miles on top of the 80k it had when I got it.
You have to start it with a wrech but from the drivers seat not under the hood the wipers work unless it's raining and I took a short cut through the lot next door and cracked a tranny line.
I ned to suck it up and fix the truck because my neighbor who has his boat tied to my dock for the past 5 years wants me to come and get the trailer and all so he can sign it over to me legal. I did some work for him on his dock using the boat a while back then asked if I could use it again to build a neighbor a super deluxe built in seats covered area non moving and well supported redundently and stylin doc.
It's a pontoon boat and I'm going to remove the seats and install a tower crane for shooting piers down plus a jacking system at all corners to raise the boat from the lake bed enough to turn it into a non moving platform big enough to hold mt pumps and jet lines I use to drilll a hole in the lake bed amd sink the piers down until it hits the hardpan about 8 feet below the sand.
Rusting iron rail (maybe 1.5 inches in diameter) at beach in Santa Cruz. Taken with reversed 24mm lens.
Nikon FM2
Reversed Nikkor 24mmm f/2.8
Kodak Ultramax 400
old abandoned and decaying car. Rusty body and cracked paint.
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