At first look I thought the box had survived flames at some point. Perhaps the rust has formed where rivulets of water ran over the box for years. Unique. I like your eye for the unusual.
I did not get a reply, I don’t think. Sometimes they get by me. Nice to meet you Bob. You have a good looking rig, and well done with your awning. Do you have the metal rod with the bent end that allows you to easily hold that finicky retracting strap?
Yeah, but I was in a rush to get it stowed before the wind shredded it and I didn’t go in the coach to get it, then the tag line slipped out of my damn hand. LOL!
Someone told me that he added that line to his photos because people don’t know to click. I do think the pictures (not just mine) deserve a larger look. And ‘ello Laurie.
I like it!
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And it likes you! Thanks.
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🙂
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I bet that was a project!
On Sun, Jan 5, 2014 at 8:26 AM, Mike’s Look at Life wrote:
> Mike posted: “© 2014 Michael Fiveson A rusty electrical box is > surrounded by old textured brick and patch work, in Mexico. (click on image > for added detail)”
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It had the feel of a job quickly done.
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Love the rough brickwork.
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As do I. Bricks going every which way. Thanks.
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At first look I thought the box had survived flames at some point. Perhaps the rust has formed where rivulets of water ran over the box for years. Unique. I like your eye for the unusual.
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Yes, the rust runs much like a dried river. I was rather smitten with it and I find this kind of thing beautiful. Thanks for your thoughtful comment.
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I’ve seen worse, lol. I used to manage commercial electrical projects.. You would not believe what’s out there! nice post!
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I’m sure you are right Laura, but the cynic in me is open to all kinds of nasty scenarios.
Thank you.
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😀
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Cool textures in this cool photo! 🙂 I can feel them from here!
HUGS!!! 🙂
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Thanks, eh.
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You’re welcome, eh.
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Ahhh! Only you would catch the magic in an electrical box.
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That is a nice comment and much appreciated. Thank you.
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Great textures!
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There you are, my nameless friend. Thanks.
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I’m Bob. Didn’t you get my reply? I must’ve screwed it up. LOL!
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I did not get a reply, I don’t think. Sometimes they get by me. Nice to meet you Bob. You have a good looking rig, and well done with your awning. Do you have the metal rod with the bent end that allows you to easily hold that finicky retracting strap?
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Yeah, but I was in a rush to get it stowed before the wind shredded it and I didn’t go in the coach to get it, then the tag line slipped out of my damn hand. LOL!
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This is my 4th RV. Had my first in 1986. As Rodanna Danna Danna used to say….it’s always something.
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the rusty spots show up so much better when the photo is clicked upon (see? still behaving!)
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Someone told me that he added that line to his photos because people don’t know to click. I do think the pictures (not just mine) deserve a larger look. And ‘ello Laurie.
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I follow one other blogger who puts that every time. It does make a difference, especially when there are only one or two photos to enlarge.
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