House overgrown by trees on Sri Phraya
Walking along Sri Phraya road, I spotted a derelict house overgrown by trees. View from Sri Phraya (about 100 m north of elevated tollway crossing):
Enter the premises (At the begin of April, I already have my monthly dose of urban decay and trespassing!):
Upper floors stairway of adjacent building give better view:
Cut branches indicate that there was much more growth before. Adjacent buildings (still inhabited) are threatened:
About 100 m south of elevated tollway crossing, another building with a tree growing next to / on it:
(Roof garden of Fab sauna - former Bangkok Ten / Bangkok 10 - gives aerial view.)
There are temples overgrown by trees in Thailand (will post separately) and Cambodia (Angkor Thom) and Anping tree house in Taiwan that are tourist attractions, but I guess the buildings in the first part of this post will be demolished.
Update: https://www.bloggang.com/viewdiary.php?id=plin&month=09-2017&date=07&group=15&gblog=108
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Wednesday, 15 April 2015
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Angkor Wat for the poor, even handy chair provided for the tired visitors
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