New growth over an old gas can.
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- Sharon
- East Texas, United States
- I am the wife of David, owner of Rusty and Riley, and a special ed. teacher. I live and teach in a small east Texas town and love it! I hope to share a little of my life, meet new friends and just have fun writing a little. Why Hustle Hag? See here.
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15 comments:
I think it looks very nice!
I may put the critter unders the odd shot ;) but plants-blanket is nice too.
This is neat. I think when people use creative ideas like this and recycle objects, it's not only unique, but also helps to use objects that would others wise end up in landfills or on the roadside! Fantastic photo as well with beautiful green foliage!!!
I thought it looked like littering and the plant grew up over it. . . why would anyone grow something in a used gas can? Anyway, definitely two opposites.
I love the contrasts of colour and type. Very good.
Great picture for old and new!
Nice shot! odd,indeed.
The new growth doesn't cause a bad rash does it? Or is it dewberry vines?
Anyway, I love the old gas can. Right up my alley~
Nature can always amaze us ... and usualy beats us!
unfortunately, that's how the old folks dealt with trash in the old days. there are dumps all over the woods. in summer you can't see them! This is a great shot.
Sharon,
This image actually reminded me of the oil crisis of the 1970s. My father always kept two big old gas cans tucked away in an old cement fish pond in our backyard.
As Andree said, we had neighbors who buried their trash. They had a lot of land and didn't see the problem, unfortunately.
This is nothing. In one place we lived, the wild growth totally overtook a discarded water heater.
Great find! This will be a great entry for I spy sunday too!
I hope the tank wouldn't mind the plant...Have a happy week!
Nature reclaims everything!
Oh what a great or not so great find in the bushes.
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