Revenant take 4 - Puddle Stamps Building Interior

I liked so many of the pictures that I took of this building whilst it is still accessible that I couldn't resist posting another today. You can read and see more in my yesterday's 365 post and in my 365 and PLAY posts for 27 January.

Another that needs to be seen on black...

[Mary Siegle]

I particularly like this one. The trees in the foreground are a good element.

[Joan Robillard]

Fabulous

[Richard Sayer]

@mcsiegle Thank you Mary: what fascinates me about these trees is that their proper roots are embedded in rock and concrete but the blackened part of the tree limbs ,which are normally under water, have grown aerial roots... presumably to take in sustenance.

[essiesue]

Those trees certainly have a will to live. Very interesting area.

[Tom]

Great wide angle capture, love the moss and light

[Kathy]

Like a medieval ghost town. I like your POV.

[Graeme Stevens]

Excellent, would love to ramble here

[Dyan Stevens]

Trees never seem to care where they start growing. We have some seemingly coming out of solid rock. Great shot of this reclamation by nature.

[Margo Sayer]

Would that the human race could adapt to radically different circumstances as successfully as these tres have.