No Entry - or Exit

Nature is retaking its habitat...

Sort of grows on you Keith ! :-))

Behave L-))

The trunks support the wall and vice versa..
Great title,too, Keith

die Natur holt sich alles zurück

Very well seen and impressively captured, Keith !

It looks beautifully creepy Keith! Just shows it doesn't take long for nature to take over!
Love it!

I kept expecting a ghostly face to appear!

Maybe not, but a fabulous shot!

A bit of moss, rust and decay never come amiss, it's a fantastic photo!

Double grid and a third woody. Proof that when man ceases his activity, nature invades everything. An aesthetically beautiful image Keith

Thank you everyone..................you're all very kind..!!

Plaats voor Apen en Tarzan :-))

:-))

amazing plant/vine. i wonder at the story of the place and the vine that has witnessed it all (i mean, how many years does it take for something like that to happen? it feels ancient.)

seen and enjoyed in 'plants vs structures' - thanks for adding to my group.

The Rose garden occupies the space that used to be called Lump Fort (built in the 17th centur as part of Portsmouth's sea defences). Only the walls and a few rooms remain.

Glad you like it Laura.

Thats how i feel like today.

I've just seen your latest post.............I can understand why! Take care :-)

Schöne Lost-Places-Atmosphäre! Das Haus muss schon länger ungenutzt sein. Der Efeu umarmt das Fenster schon einige Jahre.
Ein toller Fund, Keith!