Old Vehicles

[cthermans]

Last year I started taking pictures of old abandoned vehicles. It is interesting to think about who owned them, where they went, and why there were just left. Imagine the stories they have to tell. For mother's day my son took me out to the vehicles and I was able to take the photos one of the best mother's day gifts I ever received.



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[Donald]

Last year I started taking pictures of old abandoned vehicles.

What a clever idea.

I think it's great to identify a theme / a subject that you can concentrate on and build up a portfolio of that theme/subject.

I see you've got the same problem with abandoned vehicles as some of the more rural parts here also have.

[Klickit]

Great find, Cheri and I like the way you have framed them.

[Shadowman]

Great shots, that tractor should be a monument on someone's lawn. Loved the tree with the engine block serving as a planter.

[cthermans]

Great shots, that tractor should be a monument on someone's lawn. Loved the tree with the engine block serving as a planter.

Thank you, there was also a ground hog making its home in the dash area : )