Friday, October 10, 2008

Rusty Truck

I have no idea how long this truck has been tucked in between the house and the farm field...maybe forever. It's at the top of the hill in Mount Albert and I drive by it fairly often. Maybe I finally spotted it now that the crops in front of it have been harvested. Ha! Or maybe it has been there for years.

All I can say for sure is I notice way more than I used to before I started taking so many photos.

12 comments:

Rune Eide said...

With the new global crisis - maybe you can sell it with a profit? That we can really say : Great catch! ;-)

Dirkjogt said...

Like the SWF contribution and love the great pictures of the rusty truck.

Ivar Østtun said...

Beautiful rusty shot. It has found its place :-)

Ken said...

Imagine the stories that truck could tell.

judi/Gmj said...

isn't that the truth, I find more stuff to oggle now that I blog memes. :)

Outhouse Capital of Canada said...

That wont be going anywhere soon.
I looked through your posts, the one with the narrow bridge, we also have narrow bridges here, will have to post a pic or two

Janet said...

Makes a pretty and rustic photo, though.

Roan said...

Love this rusty old truck. I too pay more attention to my surroundings now that I've re-acquainted myself with my camera.

Rose said...

Gee, wonder how old that truck is? Wonder if it will run at all?

Troop 1309 said...

I old rusty cars too! Nice photo!

Markus Latva-aho said...

Very fun looking object and nice photo! There is something about thinds slowly consumed by time.

Kris McCracken said...

But does it work?

And is it fuel efficient?

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