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I took loads of picture of this boat.. She was lazily rusting on the shore and glowing in the sunset.. how can you not be captured by her! I played slightly with photoshop brush on the background to add some atmosphear, but I didn't dare to touch the Drass.
This is a gate from our farm. It is almost rusted all the way through in places. I liked the patina effect and texture of the rust. I can't even guess on how old it is but our house title goes back over 100 years.
This is near the Cliff House Inn in Ventura. An island off highway 1 (I believe man-made) is attached to the mainland by a bridge. I was hoping to get on the island and take pictures but it is heavily guarded. This is an old rusting keypad entry. Now it's secured by a chain link fence and barbwire.
This morning's topic for Our Daily Challenge is 'Rust & Rot.' I had to laugh at myself for joyfully thinking, "Oh good, I know where that rusting bulldozer is!" It still works. My landlord uses it. Its down at the bottom of the field that Wiki Kitty and I walk most days together.
The Northwest Railway Museum's Baldwin 1898 4-6-0 rusting on a siding outside Snoqualmie, Washington.
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Salt and water start to work on this winch at the ferry docks - Oak Bluffs, (Island of Martha's Vineyard) Massachusetts - Cape Cod
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More of the rusting frame. What you can't see is that along with the surface rust (which happens where they salt the roads) is the penetrating corrosion putting holes in the frame.
Photos taken with my phone, sorry for the quality.