Nature takes back
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We want to see here pictures showing how plants take back their place in a fully constructed and concreted world. For example, when a small birch tree grows from a gutter, or when thick tree roots break through asphalt.
Wherever you see proof that nature is stronger than us.
Wherever you see proof that nature is stronger than us.
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