Category:Weathered objects

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Subcategories

This category has the following 8 subcategories, out of 8 total.

D

Weathered disc golf equipment (empty)

P

Peeling paint (1 C, 285 F)
Weathered plaques (1 C, 11 F)

S

Weathered sculptures (5 C, 76 F)
Weathered signs (12 C, 171 F)

T

Tessellated pavements (1 C, 7 F)

W

Weathered roads (1 F)
Weathered wood (120 F)

Media in category "Weathered objects"

The following 79 files are in this category, out of 79 total.

-47 Concrete weathering.jpg 6,723 × 8,404; 5.68 MB
Abendhimmel über den Feldern.jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 14.02 MB
Boundary Wall of Walton Park - geograph.org.uk - 492090.jpg 640 × 480; 102 KB
Close up of erosion on top of Trigpoint - geograph.org.uk - 817378.jpg 640 × 427; 79 KB
Dach des Steyrer Buergerspitals 1.jpg 7,020 × 4,680; 26.88 MB
FMIB 49810 Fender pile, Shell Oil Company dock, Martinez, California Sections three feet apart, mud-line to high water November, 1920 Note.jpeg 1,113 × 728; 292 KB
FMIB 49811 Untreated douglas fir piling in Oakland Estuary, destoyed by Limnoria Good piles shown are replacements.jpeg 1,113 × 684; 211 KB
FMIB 49812 Piling being protected by Paraffine-Paint method N W P RR, 1920.jpeg 719 × 491; 152 KB
FMIB 49813 Pile originally protected by paint, felt and batton, destroyed by Limnoria.jpeg 552 × 587; 111 KB
FMIB 49818 Disintegration in concrete composite pile Probably a result of poor workmanship.jpeg 579 × 491; 106 KB
FMIB 49819 Disintegration in concrete jacket placed on pile previously covered by battens and paint Pile attacked by Limnoria where.jpeg 544 × 640; 113 KB
FMIB 49820 Raft of creosoted p8iles chained together by means of rafting dogs Untreated wood will be exposed to attack when the dogs are.jpeg 745 × 517; 169 KB
FMIB 49821 Creosoted ferry slip piling, attacked by Limnoria where creosote zone was cut through in construction.jpeg 710 × 552; 143 KB
FMIB 49822 Bolt hole in creosoted fender pile, enlarged by Limnoria.jpeg 727 × 509; 134 KB
FMIB 49823 Creosoted pile, attacked within five years by Limnoria in a spot exposed by chopping.jpeg 500 × 631; 125 KB
FMIB 49824 Creosoted pile cut off too close above the water Limnoria attacking top of pile and the corbel High water point is indicated by.jpeg 719 × 517; 183 KB
FMIB 49825 Section vertically through center of pile head and corbet Note the creosoted shell not yet attacked.jpeg 693 × 552; 133 KB
FMIB 49827 Sphacroma pentodon working on surface of an untreated pile in a thick scum of crude oil at Monticello SS Company's wharf at.jpeg 701 × 596; 210 KB
FMIB 49828 Creosoted Douglas fir pile from Pier 7, San Francisco, destroyed near the mud-line by Xylotrya and Limnoria Notge deviating.jpeg 657 × 491; 142 KB
FMIB 49830 Untreated Douglas fir pile from Oakland Municipal Quay, east of Grove Street sewer, driven 1913, removed October, 1920 Destroyed.jpeg 579 × 587; 147 KB
FMIB 49831 Untreated Douglas fir pile from Oakland Municipal Quay, east of Grove Street sewer, driven 1913, removed October, 1920 Destroyed.jpeg 701 × 473; 122 KB
FMIB 49832 Dolphin pile from Richmond Municipal Pier, driven December, 1917, broken out July, 1920 Note large tubes of Xylotrya and smaller.jpeg 675 × 561; 149 KB
FMIB 49833 Section of pile, one foot above break.jpeg 684 × 509; 157 KB
FMIB 49834 Untreated Douglas fir pile from 16-foot dolphin at Southern Pacific Alameda Mole, driven February, 1919, removed Nobember 1920.jpeg 711 × 1,113; 292 KB
FMIB 49843 Surface of an untreated fender pile from wharf of Mountain Copper Company, Martinez, California, pulled November 11, 1920.jpeg 719 × 491; 194 KB
FMIB 49844 Radial section through pile, outer part of four-inch penetration.jpeg 675 × 561; 171 KB
FMIB 49845 Breaking point of a 6 by 8 Douglas fir test timber planted July 1, 1920, at Southern Pacific wharf, Port Costa, California, in.jpeg 631 × 946; 209 KB
FMIB 49846 Green Douglas fir pile driven without previous exposure to sea water, August 14, 1920, at Mare Island Navy Yard, California.jpeg 719 × 508; 149 KB
FMIB 49847 Pile coated with solid asphalt, grade D, applied hot, showing 2-inch peneration by Teredo.jpeg 719 × 561; 176 KB
FMIB 49849 Green Douglas fir pile driven at Mooring Z, Mare Island, August 14, 1920, and pulled December, 1920, showing 4-inch penetration.jpeg 693 × 526; 156 KB
FMIB 49850 Fender pile of Douglas fir from wharf of Shell Oil Co, Martinez, California, pulled November 5, 1920, showing penetration of.jpeg 649 × 578; 141 KB
FMIB 49851 Brace pile in 26 feet of water Downstream exposure at left.jpeg 684 × 535; 112 KB
FMIB 49852 Douglasd fir pile driven January, 1920, pulled May, 1920, at California-Hawaiian Sugar Revinery, Crockett, California, showing 2.jpeg 727 × 561; 143 KB
FMIB 49854 Burrows of a shipworm A wire passed into one of the burrows showing a change of direction on approaching a neighboring burrow.jpeg 377 × 526; 60 KB
FMIB 49866 Untreated Oregon fir fender pile one month, July, 1920, in Municipal Quay, Oakland Estuary Initial attack of Limnoria.jpeg 675 × 359; 114 KB
FMIB 49867 Untreated Oregon fir ile in Southerland Pacific Oakland Mole Deeper penetration by Limnoria.jpeg 675 × 289; 98 KB
FMIB 49868 Untreated Oregon fir fender pile, Oakland Municipal Quay, driven 1913, removed 1920 Limnoria attack uncovering Xylotrya tubes.jpeg 666 × 377; 132 KB
FMIB 49869 Untreated square Oregon fir timber, San Franciasco, Pier 7, November 3, 1920 Radial surface showing erosion by Limnoria between.jpeg 693 × 482; 156 KB
FMIB 49870 Tangential face of -Oregon fir timber-.jpeg 719 × 613; 206 KB
FMIB 49877 Pile from Associated Oil Co wharf, Port Costa; driven with bark on, presumably in 1910, removed in 1921 Borers attacked where.jpeg 745 × 412; 119 KB
FMIB 49878 Concrete protected pile, Koetitz type, showing typical rusting crack above high tide level From bulkhead between Piers 28 and 30.jpeg 517 × 666; 128 KB
FMIB 49879 Concrete protected piles, Koetitz type, Pier 17, San Francisco 19 years exposure, good condition.jpeg 728 × 491; 174 KB
FMIB 49880 Concrete protected piles, Holmes single-pile type, Pier 24, San Francisco, 11 years exposure, good condition.jpeg 631 × 605; 133 KB
FMIB 49881 Concrete protected pile, concrete casing defective due to improper tamping.jpeg 526 × 666; 105 KB
FMIB 49883 Concrete protected piles, California Wharf and Warehouse- Larsen-Camp process, installed 1921.jpeg 684 × 438; 98 KB
FMIB 49884 Creosoted pile, Western Pacific Ferry Slip, Alameda, attacked by Limnoria at bolt and dog holes.jpeg 491 × 631; 122 KB
FMIB 49885 Cross-section of pile, showing thin treatment through which Xylotrya penetrated to interior of pile.jpeg 631 × 692; 160 KB
FMIB 49887 Section of new creosoted piles delivered on San Francisco Bay, 1921, showing uneven penetration of creosote.jpeg 359 × 1,139; 197 KB
FMIB 49888 Attack on pile by Limnoria and Xylotrya, made possible by thin creosote penetration.jpeg 351 × 552; 75 KB
FMIB 49889 Perfectly treated pile attacked by Xylotrya which entered through the small knot (about 12 inch in diameter).jpeg 710 × 421; 111 KB
FMIB 49890 Reinforced concrete cylinders placed in open caissons, Pier 38, San Francisco 12 years exposure, excellent condition.jpeg 483 × 587; 115 KB
FMIB 49891 Concrete cylinders, Pier 28, San Francisco Disintegration of concrete due to poor workmanship and improper tamping These.jpeg 701 × 482; 123 KB
FMIB 49892 Reinforced concrete piles Pier 35, San Francisco, 6 years exposure, excellent condition.jpeg 711 × 543; 129 KB
FMIB 49893 Bulkhead, Pier 17, San Francisco Foreground, reinforced concrete piles, 10 years exposure Background, Koetitz cylinders All in.jpeg 684 × 552; 109 KB
FMIB 49894 Creosoted pile raft, dogged and chained across water section of piles.jpeg 693 × 508; 67 KB
FMIB 49895 Vertical section, through portion of a perfectly treated pile which was split and broomed during driving Teredo entered splits.jpeg 684 × 595; 140 KB
FMIB 49896 Cross-section, through portion of a perfectly treated pile which was split and broomed during driving Teredo entered splits and.jpeg 701 × 517; 133 KB
FMIB 49897 Section through corbel and creosoted pile cut off too close to the water Pile and corbel both attacked by Limnoria, where water.jpeg 623 × 543; 105 KB
FMIB 49898 Ferry slip, San Francisco Bay Ribbing attached below high water, as shown by bold heads Destruction due to Limnoria.jpeg 711 × 543; 163 KB
FMIB 49899 Creosoted chock attacked by Limnoria, which gained entrance through the bolt hole.jpeg 245 × 1,104; 139 KB
FMIB 49900 Creosoted pile attached by Limnoria where pile was dapped for attaching ribbing.jpeg 351 × 1,113; 158 KB
FMIB 49901 Section of creosoted girt, in which untreated wood was exposed in framing.jpeg 719 × 473; 121 KB
FMIB 49902 End view of girt section, showing attack by Teredo which entered the untreated wood exposed by framing.jpeg 657 × 623; 172 KB
FMIB 49903 Section through creosoted fender pile attacked by Limnoria, which gained entrance through bolt hole.jpeg 693 × 552; 148 KB
FMIB 49904 Creosoted pile destroyed by Limnoria, which entered through a bolt hole and adjacent dog holes.jpeg 710 × 587; 182 KB
FMIB 49909 Sample of concrete pile-jacket containing four borers (Pholadidea penita) in a space of 3 inches square Two of the borers are.jpeg 666 × 605; 171 KB
FMIB 49910 Section through jacket showing borer holes in close proximity One borer (Pholadidea penita) in place in burrow.jpeg 657 × 421; 104 KB
FMIB 49911 Sample of 12" x 12" timber submerged in Pearl Harbor Split surface showing damage by Teredo parksi and Martesia striata, the.jpeg 701 × 920; 307 KB
FMIB 49912 Inner surface of 1" redwood sheathing, submerged 20 months in Pearl Harbor Martesia striata coming through from outside Looking.jpeg 623 × 921; 275 KB
Knots in old Planking 9746.jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 33.84 MB
Knots in old Planking 9747.jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 26.99 MB
Knots in old Planking 9750.jpg 5,682 × 2,273; 18.17 MB
Knots in old Planking 9752.jpg 5,997 × 2,898; 25.2 MB
Knots in old Planking 9754.jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 32.91 MB
Knots in old Planking 9756.jpg 6,000 × 4,000; 32.74 MB
Sign-1100830, Dingle Peninsula, Co. Kerry, Ireland.jpg 4,896 × 3,672; 7.42 MB
Still Secure - Ischia, Bay of Naples, Italy.jpg 2,304 × 3,072; 4.84 MB
Voorbeeld van verwering in glas nr. 7, detail C 12 - Gouda - 20256616 - RCE.jpg 916 × 1,200; 181 KB
Weathered weather stone, Lexington MA.jpg 4,032 × 3,024; 7.35 MB

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