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Certainly the rust grows by the minute. I suspect this was the flywheel off of an old steam tractor that the belt fit over to act as the power takeoff.
this derelict railway car sits rusting among the weeds in the woods in upstate New York, awaiting its uncertain fate
Fully rust protected, enjoying a rest stop near Derby. A decent run for the Mini which hasn't ventured much further than across to Manchester lately.
About 280 miles covered and 37 mpg returned, which is not bad for this one.
An old, rusted-out car deteriorating in a salvage yard in Favoretta, Florida. Amazingly, the tires appear to be in really good shape... and look at all that trunk space!
Rust day 11
365 days in colour
Today has been real November weather again but warm with the foggy dreariness. These holly berries brighten up today's rust picture.
Rusted agricultural sprinkler near Corvallis Montana. June 2011
Canon 1Ds MK I
Canon EF 15mm f/2.8 fish-eye
Pathogen: Goplana dioscoreae | Also note the yam leaf miner injury along veins, and the sakau plant (kava, Piper methysticum) in this agroforestry system
This Austin Taxi is likely to have been registered in either Kent or Sussex. During the ten years they were manufactured, they became very common. They had no passenger door; instead a box for the tools was contained there. Sadly this example has no seats or steering wheel.
This old rattletrap must be the pride of Elkhart County, Indiana. I can't even begin to guess the make and model.
View On BlackAnother trek with my friend Mike from WFC , a "challenge" was his words as we hit the beach , grey skies but dramatic and no real light ,before i realised it i had walked into the steel works leaving Mike in the estuary ;-) at times i was running around this beach - must return for sure - i love challenges
Rust box
New overflow car park for Piccadilly Station, Manchester - clad in weathering steel to encourage rust.
I've photographed this little complex on prior trips, but couldn't pass up the opportunity for another take on my recent trip down US Hwy. 59. These little metal complexes with all the additions speak to me. I suspect that this one is no longer in operation in the small Franklin County town of Princeton with a population of about 275.