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close-up of a sign by the railroad tracks

A single rusted tank in an otherwise spotless facility - strangely it

was right at the entrance to the building.

 

Tonglioa, Inner Mongolia, China, 24 April 2009

The Big Pit, National Coal Museum, Blaenavon, Torfaen, South Wales.

 

Taken in the 'Scrap Yard'

 

A big THANK YOU to the 'Looney Bishop' for the excellent day out !

This gall is very common on nettles, and can appear on the stem, leaf stalk, leaf, or the (very small and inconspicuous) flowers of the plant. The gall is caused by a fungus, Puccinia urticata ("nettle rust", or "nettle clustercup rust").

A rusted bolt on a bridge along a bicycle trail south and west of Lincoln, Nebraska. I thought it looked interesting.

A few of my favorite things: wildflowers, rust, and blue sky! Edited a bit using Nik filters and a texture. FM 594 near Lake Somerville, north of Brenham, Texas.

"As iron is eaten away by rust, so the envious are consumed by their own passion."

Antisthenes

I love this stuff.

The internals of the Dremel sander. Fifty years worth of rust and dirt.

Pipe leaving a holding tank from the old cannery -- thriving fishery fished out over decades over harvesting.

An old Fordson tractor. Rural Victoria, Australia.

Old rusted abandoned JCB left on a derelict building site in Cheshire....

Today I decided to visit a creek near the railroad track by my house. I enjoy observing things and this rusted bolt on the edge of the track caught my eye. How symbolic!

Barrow Hill. Not just rust decay, but vegetation too! I think that's me in the water droplet :-)

This batch was taken with a long lens through a chain link fence. The trucks were too close to get the whole of any of them, but it was a fun shoot anyway!

Rust - tranquility - Ruhe

"I Can" 2017 at Scaleybark

May 9, 2017

 

Photos by Robert Christopher Photography

Uploaded by Katy Rust

 

"I can read most books for free and know that there is always more. I can learn about new things while also having fiction available. I have become a fluent, fast reader from the Library."

At Fort Casey State Park, Whidbey Island, WA, USA.

Not sure what this sign is but I will return this weekend to salvage it ! now that my truck is sporting a new radiator

Rusted iron railing with peeling paint Apparently discarded giant birdbath on the grounds of the Knoxville Botanical Garden & Arboretum.

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