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the rusting hulk.
I had already pulled the bezel off the front and and removed the headlights when I decided to document the work.
so fucking ghetto, it was embarrassing to drive.
Someone dug these wagon parts out of the underbrush and set them up just waiting to have their pic taken, I obliged
An old piece of farm equipment that has spent many idle years by this fir tree. I think it is some sort reaper; if you look closely there are curved bars that extend from the axle to the ground.
Photo taken in Woodland, WA (USA).
It's the endless series of empty parking lots that alerts our heroes to the fact that something strange is going on. In real life, when I was taking this shot, an ice cream truck rode down the empty street, tinkling eerily. I nearly jumped out of my skin.
(My sister and I were stranded in Alameda, in this scary place that reminded us of the set for a horror movie so low-budget that it had to be shot during the day.)
This is another photo for the scavenger hunt I am doing. This one is rust. My grandpa has a couple of really old trucks at his place and I saw this hole and loved the color and textures.
These rusty rings were affixed to the top of a concrete retaining wall along Vancouver, WA's waterfront walking trail on the Columbia River. I don't know if the rings are part of a new part of the retaining wall or if they are hold over's from the original Kaiser shipyards there were once in this area. The shipyards were built in 1942, and contributed heavily to the production of wartime ships for the US Navy during World War II.
I spotted this relic while passing through Eastham, Massachusetts on my way to Provincetown. I am wondering if it still runs as the tires look pretty good.
One of the many beautiful tombstones located in the Marietta City Cemetery. This graveyard is full of beautiful architecture and many graves dating back to the 1700's...not to mention a few awesome ghost stories too! Plus lots of rich rusty red Georgia clay!
October 2011 Monthly Scavenger Hunt entry - "Rust in Peace"
Once used to transport oil to the Cape Fear lighthouse.
Polaraizer, digital dodge & burn.
Bald Head Island, NC