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Random mutterings, observations, and comments on what ever comes to mind. Photos will be posted.
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- Buffalo Burgers and Free Samples
- Farm Patterns on Bucket and Disk
- Old Rusty Iron
- Horses and Mules Pull Wagons
- Mule Driver and Mule Wagon
- Geothermal Office and Silver Bell Cafe
- Extinguisher and Parking Reflection
- Hot Handle and Beautiful Day Signs
- Rusty Machinery
- Dr. John and The Night Trippers
- Food Advertising and Disappointment
- Parade Queen and Dignitary
- Drain Tile Patterns
- Reflections on South Dakota
- Art Fair Food
- Articulated Tractor Dominates Road
- Fourth of July Thunders Past
- Storm and Lilly
- Bucyrus Erie Clamshell Moves Soil
- Doors Askew
- Reflections On Main Avenue
- Ghost Sign Comes Forward
- Habitat Backfills Foundation
- Main Avenue Afternoon
- Young Grandson and New Family
- Habitat Volunteers Coffee Break
- Achiever and Elevator
- WIndow Reflections
- Headstones Up to 40% Off
- Stained Glass Windows
- Two Collectable White Semi-Tractors
- Gas Pumps and Cranes
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- South Dakota, United States
- Currently retired and enjoying life.
I LOVE rust.
ReplyDeleteRust and rectangles. Rust and round.
ReplyDeleteIf you take out the rust, are you left with anything that might work? I'm pretty rusty myself so that's why I was wondering!
ReplyDeleteDoubt that any of this old machinery will ever be restored or used again, but they could be made to work should someone have the interest. Not worried about your rust. You are still going strong.
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