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RUST General Store is an 1860s inspired general store located within the Old Town San Diego, State Historic Park. The products are meant to reflect the history and culture of people living in, and the places trading with San Diego during the American/Transitional time period from 1846-1872.
San Diego old town is the historic heart of San Diego.
Created in 1769, Old Town San Diego marks the site of the first Spanish settlement on the U.S. West Coast and features 12 acres of Mexican heritage and historical sites, colorful shops, early-California-style restaurants, museums, a theater and the restored Cosmopolitan Hotel.
This Old Iron has seen better days. 1940 Series 44 Hudson as
it sits in a salvage yard, awaiting a collector.
Found it on my way going to Al Khor .
i wish i had it so i could take a good care of it ..
Location: Al Khor - Qatar
A pleasant morning walk on Burghead beach. I could not resist taking a pic of the rusted ‘Children’s Hope’ berthed in the harbour. The photographer on the cliff added a little balance to the image.…
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Rust is the 9/11 topic for Macro Mondays, and even though I have a garage full of rusty nails, screws, ancient tools, etc, I couldn't resist going back to my favorite rusty nail, sticking up out of our side yard fence. I've used it before, but a different angle and different light gives me a different image,
Sometimes a rust bucket is just a rust bucket and not a car as we sometimes refer to junkers in America.
Nikon D70 with Nikkor 18-70
20nov2025
Wonju, ROK
This week's FlickrFriday theme is: #Iron
Trawlers on the Burnett River
Bundaberg Queensland
Australia
Very cold in Bundaberg
with rain
Mon 04/07/2022
min 11.0°C- 12°C max
Tue 05/07/2022
min 10.3°C - 13.4°C max
our average is 23.3°C
In Rust the slow violence of time into a visual storm. Layers of molten orange, scorched crimson, and shadow-black collide in a composition that feels both organic and industrial—like the corroding edge of memory itself.
At first glance, the piece radiates with energy, even aggression. But beneath the turbulence lies quiet entropy: the inevitability of decay, the poetry of wear. This is not destruction for spectacle, but transformation as a condition of being—where beauty oxidizes into something deeper, stranger, and unresolved.
Rust invites us to see erosion not as an end, but as a process. A process that stains, softens, and ultimately reveals what survives beneath the surface.
behind Dufferin Mall, Toronto More similar photos at mcfcrandall.blog/2021/08/10/behind-dufferin-mall