When the Westway was built over 30 years ago a wasteland was created under the massive structures. Here Irish travellers were given their first official site in London, a place where they were allowed to live without being asked to relocate. Today around 70 travellers live here in an amazing and somewhat surreal village which they have created under the roaring motorway.
	Outside the ghost town of Jerome, Arizona lies Gold King Mine, a deserted gold mine now inhabited by Don Robertson. Don finds old cars in the desert and takes them back to his mine where he keeps over 200 machines. ”I feel I was put on this earth to save beautiful old machinery from horrible death by blast furnace” says Don, but many machines are gracefully rusting away next to a sign with the inscription “Rust In Peace”.
	On the barren island of Fårö, outside Sweden on the Baltic coast, is Kuten, a rusty old gas station. Its owner, Thomas, has carefully turned it into a junk haven and a natural meeting spot for lovers of chromed cars, neon signs, greasy haircuts and rock’n’roll. It is a place where cars and fridges come for their final rest, but it is also a place where time has stood still ever since James Dean got behind the wheel and crashed to his death in 1955.