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At the entrance to the road heading up Sugarloaf Mountain, near Frederick, MD, was this...thingy. Don't know what it is, but it plays nicely off the fall colors.
for fence friday
this fence is part of the overpass of rt i95
due to an odd autumn, weather-wise, a lot of our trees didn't undergo the showy display that is often seen in new england in the fall. we have a lot of trees that are different shades of this orangy-rust color. kinda cool i think.
59/365 It is hard for me to believe that, 4 months after beginning a regular exercise routine, a day of gardening could make me feel so rusty.
Rust, close up. Taken in the abandoned mining town "Pyramiden" on Svalbard.
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My Eos, Rust, finally got her new wig. I've had her for a couple of months now and have not taken any real photos of her. I need to fix a bunch of her stock pieces, but I really love her!
wear this tunic all year long - in warmer months it's great as a dress or top and in colder months it looks cute paired with leggings and a sweater!
it's super comfy - made with a brand new (and laundered) t-shirt jersey pillowcase. the crocheted edging was done with soft (not scratchy) acrylic yarn.
this tunic is made from a rust colored pillowcase and has a multi-color edging that includes oranges, browns & yellows.
one size fits most. measured flat, it's about 19" across and 31" lengthwise from the shoulder to the bottom of the crocheted edge.
machine wash, air dry.
The remains of the species I posted recently that is in the comment below. The remains after a couple of weeks must have a name but we could call them stumps as a place holder. I notice the rust colored discoloration on the leaf of the host plant.
The types of rust were as varied as the cars. I'd never really thought about rust patterns being all that different. Here they were like varied types of fungi.