Moving on from yesterday’s post we see a newer section of Bristol Manufacturing, still standing…You can see how long the site has been abandoned by the size of the trees surrounding the building.
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Time moves inexorably on…..
Yes,indeed…All the overgrowth made it difficult for the firefighters to get to the burning section of the property as you might imagine.
Absolutely..
This one as well….the punch of graffiti in color representing today against a day gone by.
Yes, you nailed it Laura…while all around natures keeps going taking the land back…
And you conveyed it perfectly! 🙂
Very powerful! Nature can really take over any urban structure, with time!