#rustartwednesday

These lovelies are along the top of the cliff at Huntington Beach

Because why not?

Colorful corrosion

I love rust, in pictures I mean. So, I can't understand why I don't post more rusty photos. Well, here's a couple, posted for #RustArtWednesday, my favorite day of the week in the #SevenDaysOutside photography

marina series thingamajig

Spotted in France, the others are all home grown rust. ☺ #WindowMonday - Windows #DoorTuesday – Doors #RustArtWednesday – Rust #GateThursday – Gates #StatueFriday – Statues #BrickSaturday – Bricks (bricks

Rust art Wednesday ~ Seven days outside

This is the Poulet de Bresse and is a symbol of the Bresse chicken from the area. We did see some interesting road art in France. These child like statues, have been placed outside a school in Obernai

#sevendaysoutside By @erikah beach rot :) makes nice colors

Love Locks on the bridge at Bakewell, Derbyshire, UK. A lot of people don't like them as they think they spoil the bridge, but the old romantic in me loves them. This is my entry to the #sevendaysoutside

I seem to like rusty things more than I like new stuff. This is my entry to the #sevendaysoutside challenge initiated by @erikah - #RustArtWednesday - Rust. You can participate in #sevendaysoutside by

We've got it handled

A few photos from a local flea market where everything and anything is sold. This is my entry to the #sevendaysoutside challenge initiated by @erikah - RustArtWednesday - Rust. You can participate in

I love walking around looking at old tat! At a recent Steam Rally event we found lots of stalls selling goods from yesteryear. You realise how old you are when stallholders are selling things from your

This is my entry to the #sevendaysoutside challenge initiated by @erikah - #RustArtWednesday - Rust. You can participate in #sevendaysoutside by posting a photo from the themes listed below each day.

... These rusty rings are found at the AAPRAVASI GHAT World Heritage Site and Beekrumsing Ramlallah Interpretation Centre in Port Louis, Mauritius. It's part of the site where the indentured labourers

The local scouts group store their camping gear in these storage containers in the wood. I'm not sure whether it was the hot weather but the paint and rust turned into a lovely abstract type painting.

This gate belongs to a beachfront property in Mon Choisy Beach in Mauritius. It's not been used in a while as the metal is rusted through in places and the lock seems like you'll never get it off. I cannot

I'm seeing this more and more, locks clipped to bridges, placed by lovers as a sign of their commitment. These locks are on a pedestrian trestle over Pudding Creek in Fort Bragg on the Northern California

No step no mo. #sevendaysoutside By @erikah