That gentle rusting-away process can be quite pretty and photogenic.
My collection of rusting, abandoned bikes is a major part of my Lamma photos on this site! Post YOUR photos for our virtual ABC:

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Lamma Antique Bikes Museum:
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YSW ferry pier after one of the very rare clean-up operation, every 2 years or so:
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A water-pumping bike in Tai Peng, now also abandoned:
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The Water-Pumping Bike a few days ago, on the path from Tai Peng to the Cable Route.

It's been raining so much lately, no more water-pumping required and in our subtropical, jungle-like conditions anything abandoned grows over within just a few months.

Got any photos for our Antique Bikes Collection?

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