Some photos for your perusal.

[Lonewolf]

Just got back from Cornwall on Saturday evening after a week's break. I came across some unique subjects on my travels which I couldn't resist taking photos of. I've put them on FB which I'm slowly trying to understand but for those who aren't on the book of face if anyone's interested here they are for you to admire, slate, mock, whatever takes your fancy. Hopefully you'll enjoy.

This was just sat on a guys drive in a small village. Turns out the car, a Rover is a staggering 83 years old and is still used to go to the shops etc.



The owner of the above car, also had this in his garage which was 30+ years old.





Believe it or not sat in a pub car park at another small village I came across a Rolls Royce just sat there and the owner had even left the keys just hung on a switch on the dashboard. Never seen that before in any pub car-parks in Bradford!



And finally for all you aviation buffs out there.......

[Charlie747]

Wicked photo's Wolf 

[Lonewolf]

Wicked photo's Wolf 

Why thank you Sir!

[Debs]

Is that a real spitfire just sat there in someones back yard?

[Lonewolf]

Debs, yes it most certainly is. The owner had lots of other aviation bits laying around too.

[pross]

Wicked photo's Wolf 

I second that yet again superb pictures 

[viper]

great pics

[Debs]

Debs, yes it most certainly is. The owner had lots of other aviation bits laying around too.

Sad to see her just sitting there. She should be in a hanger being taken care of. 

[shaggs147]

Wow great pics and finds Mr Wolf. I wonder how much that lot would be worth?

[O.C.]

Amazing what some folk have in their gardens....we have a bird table and bird bath in ours   

Great pics (again) Steve 

[PRD]

You are rather good at this. I used to have an instamatic 25 not in the same league.

[snowy]

Quality images, thanks for sharing!
Must have been a weekend for classics, had a ride through Ironbridge on Saturday, saw a Spitfire hooning about over the Severn, brilliant!
Then yesterday filing up the car at local garage, a Fraser Nash, guessing about 30's vintage pulled in to fill up, tank in the bonnet!
Superb to see old stuff not only being kept alive, but still being used!
Surprised the Health and Safety haven't grounded anything pre 1960's!

[Lonewolf]

Well I'm up in Scotland now so I'll see what I can find up here. I've already discovered an interesting looking derelict building a couple of fields away from my digs, it could even be the remains of a small fort or castle. I cant quite see it clearly for some blasted trees. I shall explore tomorrow.

[beegee]

 

wow Wolf !  Those are really great pics ! 
A new job is waiting 

Those are made with phone and special setting ?
The very nice objects are becoming alive this way...

[Lonewolf]

beegee, I use my phone for making calls and my camera for taking photos. Lol. These pics were taken with a digital camera.

This is a shot of an old workshop I took last week. I quite like how it turned out.