Album Rusty, Crusty, Old, and Abandoned

[IntrepidXJ]

MJB Coffee by IntrepidXJ, on Flickr

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Yankee Girl Mine by IntrepidXJ, on Flickr

 

[Bill]

That looks like a really cool site.

 

[DAA]

From an abandoned ranch house, Poverty Flat, between Coyote Buttes and White Pocket:

- DAA

 

[DAA]

Mouldering wagon, Chaffin Geyser:

- DAA

 

[IntrepidXJ]

That looks like a really cool site.

There's a lot of old mines in this area.

 

[gnwatts]

Rusty Equipment by IntrepidXJ, on Flickr

Great shot Randy.
Greg

 

[DAA]

One from a few days ago, Cobalt, Nevada:

- DAA

 

[Philippe]

Calstair Canyon, under Highway 89, Utah.

 

[Dave]

This truck has had its fair treatment in this thread already, but here's another perspective...


View from the Backseat by ashergrey, on Flickr

 

[DAA]

Along Crescent creek on the east flank of the Henry mountains.

I'm not entirely sure which one is the more rusty and crusty. But the truck is definitely older and my buddy Tim hasn't been abandoned yet.

- DAA

 

[IntrepidXJ]

Fall in Animas Forks by IntrepidXJ, on Flickr

 

[Seldom Seen Anderson]

Old Tank, Culebra Puerto Rico

 

[Seldom Seen Anderson]

Old San Juan Puerto Rico

 

[Seldom Seen Anderson]

Grafton, Utah

 

[kerkphil]

Near the Hidden Splendor Mine on Muddy Creek

 

[Joe]

Uneva Mine, San Rafael Swell

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That is spectacular! It looks like an etching.

 

[westy]

It is CRAZY what they charge for even the worst seat in the house around here ! We couldn't see the stage at all !


Old torpedo from when it was a vast inland sea.

 

[SteveR]

Rusty, Crusty, Old...
You called?
These two old cars are found in a Calgary "natural area park" popular with mtb'rs and dog walkers. Some may consider them junk that should be removed but I look at them as relics that should simply be left to decay, as a reminder if nothing else. With not much else to do on a damp cool day last spring, I went for a walk and a photo session.

 

[Q-see]

Since there is no international section for abandoned stuff, I thought I'd post this one here.
Back in summer 2016, we spent our summer holidays in Slovenia and Croatia.
On the island of KRK, there is quite a well known abandoned hotel, called Haludovo Palace.
It was bult in 1971 by the founder of the Penthouse magazine.
My wife has been there when she was a child in the early 70s, so it was very easy to convince her to explore this place.

Driveway


Entrance



Elevators


Nice fireplace


Indoor pool


Outdoor pool


Concrete pergola


And here a short movie, taken by my father-in-law.