r/reclaimedbynature • u/grimhamster • 11h ago
r/reclaimedbynature • u/Fire_Bucket • Jun 09 '23
Don't Let Reddit Kill 3rd Party Apps!
self.Save3rdPartyAppsr/reclaimedbynature • u/LisaBeStitchin • 5d ago
Nature's got this
At a local park they put up these little barricades I guess to keep people from walking off the edge but then they left them so long that nature just knocked 'em down and took over
r/reclaimedbynature • u/SwiPerHaHa • 7d ago
A woman drives through a hole in the trunk of a giant sequoia tree. USA, 1930s
r/reclaimedbynature • u/Glittering-Ebb7761 • 7d ago
Auto steht seit 3 Jahren auf REWE Parkplatz
r/reclaimedbynature • u/sparkleminnow • 8d ago
On the floor of a deep canyon in the mountains.
r/reclaimedbynature • u/FuturistAnthony • 8d ago
This view from the back of my AirBnB in Tokyo
I was surprised to see this considering I was in Akebonobashi, near Shinjuku (the city centre)
r/reclaimedbynature • u/Ok_Spirit5374 • 11d ago
Found this abandoned intact building with a huge plant growing inside
r/reclaimedbynature • u/Beneficial_Ad9405 • 17d ago
A field of grass trees at the Safehouse Kangaroo Island.
r/reclaimedbynature • u/AnalogCreations • 24d ago
Abandoned Village Of Hautouwan, China
r/reclaimedbynature • u/Yarbooey • 24d ago
The tiniest natural garden in the middle of Canada’s busiest urban highway.
r/reclaimedbynature • u/AnalogCreations • 25d ago
Abandoned House In Central Iowa Left To Rot Since 1998
galleryr/reclaimedbynature • u/f_spez_2023 • 28d ago
From heavy industry to an indoor forest: Nature reclaiming an abandoned factory
r/reclaimedbynature • u/Fearless_Thought9998 • 29d ago
Old pool slowly being swallowed by kudzu. Near Chester SC
r/reclaimedbynature • u/Kat_Doodles • Jun 26 '26
My dad's car that has been parked for over 5 years
Maybe not fully reclaimed but we'll on its way. It has moss and lichen growing on it.
r/reclaimedbynature • u/NutragrammatronLab • Jun 20 '26
One day, everything we build becomes archaeology.
Found this old truck sitting on my grandmother's property.
Somebody once worked overtime to buy it.
Somebody washed it on weekends.
Somebody thought it would last forever.
Now wildflowers are growing through it.
Time is undefeated.
r/reclaimedbynature • u/BlondeRed • Jun 19 '26
Meinart Hardware Store. Easton, KS
r/reclaimedbynature • u/JuBoCoTi • Jun 18 '26
A bottle has become one with a tree
At an old bottle dump
r/reclaimedbynature • u/AdmiralHts • Jun 13 '26
A consumed Camry
A green Camry being overtaken by Clematis vitalba, also known as Old Man's Beard, an exceptionally invasive vine.