and the owner's motto is 'Keep on Truckin'?' Great capture

I bet they could tell some tales :) A beautiful shot Bill lots of colours textures and wonderful lighting

In this country we should be warned off by 'ealth and safety'!

Those are some oldies!

What an awesome shot of all these old rusty trucks :-)

the red with twin exhaust looks like it maybe a Studebaker. for some needing parts, this could be a treasure trove .

Very cool photo Bill. Nicely done! :-)

One could probable make a cool truck out of these... nice shot..

A million stories waiting to be told... A wonderful 'jumble' of colors and textures here, Bill! That must be a fascinating place.

Very cool shot of the old timers, Bill. Looks like they're all lined up for a crosscountry race.

Cool photo.

Some wonderful old trucks in there; great capture!

Great capture Bill. What I don't understand is that I have never seen this despite the fact that have driven through Jerome dozens of times. I guess I am always in a hurry!

Great places to walk around if you are allowed!

Cool shot, just look at that set of tall pipes!

Just look at all that history.

Excellent find...

They all worked hard at one time!! x

Superb capture Bill. God bless.

Superb!!! Is that an old Peterbuilt at the front there with the lilac coloured door?

I would have done hundred of pictures :)

cool capture

This is a great shot, hon! I like the composition very much. The diagonal line of the orange cabs, the way the pale colors are arranged across the image ... the whole thing works wonderfully! The pov you chose makes it look like the property is a gnarled mess of random machinery, when it's actually pretty well organized! Good job on this one! :)

Great shot Bill but what a waste. I'd love an old Peterbilt, especially a 281 if they have one.

Beautiful image. I have a strong love for old things and trucks are one of my faves. I always wonder what storied they could tell. I also wish I could take every one of them and give them a good home. I would love to get loose in there.

Excellent work and perfect realisation

If you ever get out to Tennessee I will give you directions to the coolest JUNK yard I have ever been to, Now doesn't that sound like a road trip in the making LOL great shot of these old discarded trucks

Its quite sad really, so many old classic now rusting away.. Great shot and an interesting place as well mate! Rob

Yeah it's a jumble alright, but a wonderful mess of old trucks and their ornery "mutt" presence. Like those old trusty mutt-dogs who are so beaten up and loyal, they look like they'll last forever. I like your angle---looking up to a 'mound' of trucks; and putting those wonderfully rusted beasts near the front, so the other brighter ones stand out. Nice angles too, and I like how it's all couched in that full greenery as if it's living out its eternity in a plush truck-paradise. These old beasts have a dignity like the old barns that Lynell shoots, or old train cars. (Chicago has vast trainyards---which you photographed from rooftops---with lots of abandoned traincars; and I swear, one of these days I'll go to one and take pictures.) This has that feel to it, or like we're looking at a "truck river" where the trucks are flowing to the left...Very enticing, and poetic too. Glad that you chose to share it (as opposed to thinking, "too ugly". It's beautiful.) (Here's an etymology I know: "Mutt" comes from the old insult, "muttonhead," which meant a person with mutton in their brains, obviously. So a "mutt" was considered a dumb, rather clumsy dog. But such dogs could be so caring, and so reliable: I assume these trucks were once 'mutts' for their owners, so that the owners had remorse when they dropped them here for good, like leaving your trusty mutt with the vet for good...)