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Excellent rusty capture Mick, a lot of your images remind me of the time I worked in the Central Engineering Shops at the Ebbw Vale Steelworks,
Fred.
Fred.
Oh well found, Mick! Like how you've done this - ALMOST symmetrical too! Bet you got a few shots here with the 'wheels' etc ?? 
That IS rust - and the pebbles so clean and pristine - a real contrast!
Lavina
That IS rust - and the pebbles so clean and pristine - a real contrast!Lavina
pristine rust here although it looks a bit derailed 
BTW..I told Mr Nadaud where his dad's key comes from, he split sides and said he'll tell his dad in the care home later on what he found in the garden, that will sure cheer the old chap up.
BTW..I told Mr Nadaud where his dad's key comes from, he split sides and said he'll tell his dad in the care home later on what he found in the garden, that will sure cheer the old chap up.
Love the near symmetry here and the lovely textures, but how disappointing for you to have found something that beat you in the going off the rails race.
Brilliant shot Mick, great composition, textures and tones, cracking shot.
Hugh
Hugh
The day might come when you will appreciate the aid of a trolley, Mick. And after all that jam roly poly, it might come sooner not later
An interesting find, even more interesting than a seaside trolley. Otherwise I'd have accused a seagull of nicking the chip out of the pulley wheel
Regards
Bill
An interesting find, even more interesting than a seaside trolley. Otherwise I'd have accused a seagull of nicking the chip out of the pulley wheel
Regards
Bill
Part of what gets called a bogie in these parts, I think. Although the word can have other meanings too...
Moira
Moira
Brill, the past, plenty rust at the blacksmiths end at Beamish, there was old machines with a million levers, i remember saying to the nephew "pull a lever and ill take a photo" and he said "which one" 
Well, that's at least two of us off our trolleys! Great specimen, Mick Funny, I don't remember seeing any rust in Rome, it was nearly all old bits of stonework...
Trev
Great specimen, Mick Funny, I don't remember seeing any rust in Rome, it was nearly all old bits of stonework...Trev
Off your trolley, off the rails, off your rocket, but not off the jam roly-poly
Did you try biting this in some demented state, believing it to be a slice of jam-filled delight?
Malc
Did you try biting this in some demented state, believing it to be a slice of jam-filled delight?Malc
It's all been said really, trust me to be late another fine mess you have gotten into, superbly shot
another fine mess you have gotten into, superbly shot
Greaqt title for this emovable piece of Rust Mick.
John
John
Yes Mick there is a bit missing off the wheel bit like me really my lift does not go the top floor any more. lol. Good rust like the framing,
John
John
Find this really interesting - not sure why - but I do! Lou
You'd be off your trolley not to give this one your vote Mick, with my vote you are on track for a double RC award
