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Family: Psilidae. Genus: Loxocera. (Salem, MA)

This is a vintage yarn skein: rust in colour. I originally recieved this item as part of a bundle of yarn remnants. As a result I am not sure what the fiber content of the yarn is, or exactly how much yarn is in the skein. The skein measures approximately 6" x 3".

 

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Beachside rust at Canford Cliffs

Experimenting with the macro feature on my new camera. I suspected this was some kind of fungal disease you see in particularly wet seasons, and sure enough it's probably cedar-apple rust.

Rust in the rear nearside corner of my boot. Time to get the welding kit out!

roadside Reykjavik, Iceland

Rust removal using a solution of oxalic acid.

one of my most favorite things about the Flower Show is the great ideas they come up with for recycling old junk. We have an old car sitting out behind our garage......it doesn't have quite the character that this one does, but I could scrape the paint off of it and knock out the headlights................Hummmmmmm!!!!

My rusted shed behind my house, the orange rust was not added to the picture, that's true rust on the shed hahah

Rust on a beach tractor at Skinningrove

Enid, Oklahoma

October 2010

Found on the deck.

 

Day twenty-five. Rust

The final rusting place near Lake Quinault Washington.

Water supply for Lemoniz's nuclear power station.

This is one of those moments when you go to a site to get a particular shot and your find something else instead. This rusted anchor lies behind a diving shop in Wethersfield, CT. As for the other shot, well it may show up here. But not just yet...

Rusted nut and bolt on the pier in Oceanside California

Buffalo Grain Elevator and Cobblestone District Tour

Rusted pump at old (all original) western Stagecoach stop.

 

Bayville, Ocean County, NJ

 

All that shines turns to rust

All that stands in time turns to dust

--- Black Label Society

Rusted Iron from old ship.

Rusting chains in the Marina at Hyeres sur Plage in Provence, France.

Montréal, Canada

You find beauty in the cracks and crevices of strength.

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