Collapse by durleybeachbum
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A once very useful bunker in my garden.
Nothing lasts forever.
More useful to creatures than me at present, but then this is a wildlife friendly garden.
Comments (21)
cool !! cool pw too
looks like organized chaos! Great capture
Oh well, every place needs a spot to pile things...nicely converted to a clever abstract!
I see the woodlouse and the stag beetle have been productive in their ways :) I remember this bunker well I had a ciggie by it every morning :)
OOOps :o) xx
So much easier to let it become a critter den than to clean it up and make the corner spiffy and characterless! This way it has a better story and a whole lot more soul.
Brilliant pic.
Creative decay. All the creatures that will call it home will never realize who their benefactor is but now we do. Wonderful post work.
Looks like the TRUGlodites have paid a visit!!
Yes, there must be space for unsorted stuff too :-) I think we all have it ;)
HaHa so the secrets out you do have junk areas in that beautiful garden of yours
Superb capture and post work Andrea. God bless.
Great pic of the collapse Hugs Susan~
Well now, if you think that's cluttered and in a state of disarray, you should see my living room. Great lighting effects and subsequent digifiddling, Andrea.
SUPERLATIVE WORK
It is super cool. 5+!
One could poke through there a bit I suspect!
I mistrust neatness unless its a part of a Japanese house, and even then, I get itchy. I much prefer a nice critter den, provided the residents accept the sorts of bribes that keep them out of my living space (woodlice are the only exception, well...and cats, dogs, and that one bat who really doesn't like coming indoors anyway (that's the bat that flew, rather calmly into Corey's room and then flew outside as calmly, but a bit too quickly for me to grab my camera and take a picture of it.) I like the splash of blue! It's so lively and this entire image has so much to explore.
Nice work on this one hon.
great post work!
What a great hideout for all kinds of little critters and insects! But save all those flower pots!