Audi Eaten by Creeping Bush

[Brian WH]

This Audi is slowly being eaten by the Creeping bush. I have been watching it for weeks and it's up into the engine compartment now. It's parked in a private road, so I assume nobody is bothered. The house looks abandoned and is also being engulfed. The For Sale sign is for the next house to it?

 

[Honey Bear]

Sorry but that is kind of funny. A bit forgetful of the owner. I'm guessing the owner of the car is the owner of te house.

 

[iscaboy]

according to askmid it isn't insured either.

 

[Gridlock]

Nature really won't wait around once we're gone, you know.

 

[Brian WH]

according to askmid it isn't insured either.

Now there is a surprise.

 

[Brian WH]

Nature really won't wait around once we're gone, you know.

I stayed in a Hotel in the Isle Of Wight a few years ago, that was found looking like a ball of Ivy. When they delved into the Ivy they found a door which led into this Old Mansion. They found out who owned it, bought it and restored it to it's former Glory.

 

[Druk]

You couldn't make it up if you were John Wyndham.

 

[trapperjohn]

'Triffid post Druk.

OK ,ok 'triffic post Druk.

Hat, coat, gloves got.

 

[219]

I'm guessing the owner of the car is the owner of te house.

Maybe he's still in there - only no longer vertical

 

[Brian WH]

Maybe he's still in there - only no longer vertical

Yes did wonder that myself. Creepy man.

 

[DSLiverpool]

Isnt it illegal totally blocking a pavement - the council do gooders get you on everything but miss a wacking great bush

 

[Noodle-Pulp]

Isnt it illegal totally blocking a pavement - the council do gooders get you on everything but miss a wacking great bush

surprising.. they nabbed my neighbour over their overhanging tree

 

[HowardD]

If the car's not insured, then it's possibly untaxed too - I presume this means that on a private road, the council would not take action on either car or pavement blockage?

That hedge looks like it's even blocking the drainage system. HD

 

[corned]

I hope you haven't had any bad sickly-sweet smells drifting over from this direction, Brian?