BRICK BUSHES

I think I've let it be known by now that I am rather fond of buildings that end up with plant life growing on them and so needless to say this detail at Gloucester docks caught my eye - a cluster of bushy clumps latching on, making a derelict building their home.

IVY GARAGE

This was a bit of a quirky twist on old buildings covered in ivy - a modern garage completely smothered, and one that the owner has deliberately turned into a feature it seems.
The shot was taken in Cambridge.

CAUDLE GREENERY

This house in Caudle Green had a very thick mass of leaves covering the building, so much so that if it wasn't for the small window, it might have been mistaking for a large clipped hedge!

IVY IN ELTON

This house here located in the Elton area, was covered from top to bottom in ivy and its roof was framed in moss.

THROUGH THE GAP

I spotted this house in the distance through an opening in nearby trees - with those living there getting the woods all to themselves it seemed!
The photo was taken near Pope's Hill.

HEMPSTED FOLIAGE

I liked the variety of leaves on display at this spot which was looking through a gap in the woods to a sunlit pathway.
Hempsted is where the photo was taken.

CRANHAM CHURCH

2 views of the church in Cranham in 1996, from 2 different spots.
The top one is the main entrance area which as you can see is neat & tidy with its fancy gateway and clipped yew trees.
The other view is from the side of the building which has a more basic old gate and freestyle wild plants!