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« Thread Started on Jul 2, 2012, 10:07am »		[Quote]
We have all seen examples of how nature likes to move back in as soon as humankind has wandered away -- and sometimes without even waiting. I thought we could post pictures of that sort of thing here -- and since a lot of pictures that qualify have already been used on a lot of other threads, feel free to copy them again here.

Here's a service station only 100 meters from the Paris city limits.

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Can't leave Cambodia out of this! Just a few examples though since I filled the Cambodia branch with reports.

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Great photos and topic! It's always fascinating to see nature undoing man's accomplishments.

Off to check out your Cambodia threads now. :)
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