9 Abandoned Places In Connecticut That Nature Is Reclaiming
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Taylor Ellis
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Nature is always reclaiming its land. Try as we might to conquer the great beast that is Earth, our towers tumble and our ground splits open. But luckily it happens pretty slowly and no one gets hurt. In this case, there are some spots around the state that have been left alone for too long and now nature has come back for them. Check out these photos and see if you can visualize these former human glory of these nine abandoned places in Connecticut.
Looks like nature went for the foundation first, and is now growing in the cracks as well.
When I see cute houses like this left behind, I have to wonder what made them leave. Seems suspicious for some reason.
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Holy Land USA is an abandoned Christian theme park. Eventually the ground will swallow this place whole.
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If you abandon a greenhouse the plants inside will not stop growing. On the contrary, they will take over.
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The green has just started to climb the walls of these houses, but with no plans to stop them it won't be long before this place looks like ruins.
What were once the steps up to the bleachers on a small baseball field in Stratford are now food for the trees. These vines have had their way.
I find this one to be quite lovely. Nature was there first after all.
Now I'm mostly left wondering what golf balls are made of. And how a mini gold place could be abandoned. I love mini golf.
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This place used to house the insane, but now it's home to a lot of bushes.
What did you think at the sight of nature reclaiming these places? Pretty cool, right!
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