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Though I cant say I like rust, I have some kind of fascination for it. It can form such an interesting 'sculptures' and patterns.
This wagon is 35 years old. When we had our first child, my husband insisted on buying a red wagon because he has so many fond memories of playing with his red wagon when he was little. This wagon has taken our children (and dogs) for many a ride, and been used to haul sticks to the pile, produce from the garden, and many other things. It really needs to go, but my husband won't hear of it. Too many memories!
ODC 251 Rust
The rust seems to be moving away from the metal barrier on the wall and following the diversion sign. Will it lead to a life of fresh metal? Taken in Tormarton near Chipping Sodbury in South Gloucestershire.
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We went to the Witterings Big Dip but my favourite photo was of this rusty old water outlet pipe! I love the colours and textures.
The lampposts on the George's Island dock have seen some abuse from sun and sea, and their paint is patchy in places. The pits go pretty deep, creating some rather interesting texture, if one bothers to look closely at them. The contrast of green paint and red rust caught my eye as well, so I had to take a couple of photos.
I am not sure what these metal plates purpose is, I loved the rust and the textures. Found at DeRidder Antiques
So after finally arriving in Rust late that night I found out that the place I booked was some sort of guest house owned by a German couple who did not speak a word of English between them both, but thankfully were very friendly and patient. However the room was also very cold but the comforter on the bed was incredibly insulating so that made up for it, so I was really ready at this point for a nights sleep before starting my first day at Europa Park.
This gun was used by the Japanese during the Battle of Kwajalein on the Island of Roi Namur. If you look closely there is another across the street.
Roi Namur Coordinates: 9 degrees 23'44.31" N 167 degrees 28'25.95 E
Assemblage triptych of rusted Altoids tins, jar lid, steamer piece, washers, sprocket, found metal, text, vintage photo, paint. Text is "There is a mystery to this..."
An old Simpson DC Voltmeter silently sits amid a sea of rust.
The small panel to the right of the meter is embossed with the following notations for the controls:
-OS- BELL CUTOUT
CONTROL CODE KNOCKDOWN
More photos here from the DB Tower & Bridge set.
Taken near Pembroke Dock in Pembrokeshire on the River Cleddau. This is part of the slipway at Llanion which has a council run youth training and activity center.
Old picture...my friend Mckee aka Rusted Fate with his (then) new tattoo. I showed him this design, he loved it, and the rest is history.
I'd found a bit of rust underneath recently, on the ends of the sills, although thankfully it was just surface rust. This is partly what prompted me to get the treatment done. There was no other corrosion of note underneath and hopefully it'll stay that way for a good while now. The proprietor described it as 'solid' which will do me!