Keith Burton's photos with the keyword: overgrown

Since the Covid-19 pandemic started a lot of the public footpaths in England have become overgrown and neglected through lack of use and maintenance. This one is at the top of Old Winchester Hill in Hampshire. I walked part of the way up, but decided not to continue as I was wearing shorts and was fed up getting stung by nettles. Yeah, I know, I'm a wimp :-))) I thought it would make a decent photo though.........thanks for looking!

Taken in the hamlet of Stopham, Nr Pulborough, West Sussex. This is the Gatekeepers Cottage at Stopham House. I posted a shot of this last November: www.ipernity.com/doc/keithburton/45887414/in/album/374491 it's still in pretty much the same state, but is now awaiting planning permission for restoration and an extention. HFF everyone and enjoy the weekend.

The ruins of the Gatekeepers Cottage at the entrance to Stopham House, in the hamlet of Stopham near Pulborough, West Sussex. HFF everyone! Have a good weekend..............I'm off to Exmouth tomorrow for a couple of days :-) Best viewed large, on black.

Another announcement from the Department for Stating the Bleedin' Obvious :-))

Nature taking over a derelict building in Leigh Park Gardens.

On the old Hayling Billy Line footpath, near Langstone.

Spotted this whilst driving through Exbury in the New Forest this afternoon. Been a while since this pumped any gas!