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PHOTOGRAPHY - ABANDONMENT
VINTAGE RUSTED TRUCK SINKING
A long-forgotten truck is down to its rusted chassis, being swallowed by layers of pine needles and Palmetto fronds, in a Florida, USA woodland.
COTTAGE DECAY
Forgotten and rotting away in New Hampshire, USA, a former cozy cottage in the autumn season woods sadly is home no more.
BLUE BEACH CHAIR IN WATER WOODNECK BEACH
Tides filling the marsh side of Falmouth's Woodneck Beach on Cape Cod, USA swallow unattended beach items with the rising water.
LOADING DOCK RAIL TRACK DECAY
Along the San Francisco waterfront, an old rail line leading to a loading dock on the bay has fallen into disrepair. In the close-up section where the track leads out over the water, heavy timbers are broken, the tracks and adjustment mechanisms are severely rusted.
HALF SUNKEN FISHING BOAT
Homosassa, Florida, USA is geographically a gorgeous place to meander through and a top fishing destination on the shores of the Gulf Of Mexico. It may have been a storm that took this fishing boat out of commission. A Great Blue Heron (Ardea herodias) is perched on the smaller of the two boats.
PACIFICA CLIFF APARTMENTS DEMISE
Due to rugged Pacific coast weather, the apartments on the cliffs of the coastal town of Pacifica, succumbed to the elements. They were abandoned and have been completely removed from the cliff before falling to the beach below. Pacifica is just south of San Francisco, California.
AURORA SHIPWRECK SHELL KEY
The Aurora sailboat is beached in the sand of Shell Key Island, Florida after stormy weather carried it on shore. Under a bright Florida sky and by calm tranquil water, the stripped-down remnant's tattered sail hangs down across the boat deck and onto the sand.
ABANDONED RIVER MILL MAINE
In Newfield, Maine, USA, the Moulton Mill (formerly Adams Sawmill) sits decaying on the Branch Brook which flows out of Rock Haven Lake and under Maine Route 11 forming a mill pond. The Brook flows over the spillway under the mill and below into the Branch Brook watershed. The sawmill was built in the 1790's and purchased by the Moulton family in the 1880's with continued operation for the next one hundred years. In 1986 it was required to cease operations to meet water quality standards. The New England autumn colors are reflected in the old mill's broken windows. Since the photo was taken the structure has collapsed further.
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