It seems as if destruction is in our nature, and when you come across abandoned and destroyed places, you can see that nature in return becomes part of it as well. It's quite interesting to observe such sights, for they show that no matter how ruthless and destructive a person can feel and act, time and nature will rule everything in the end. So it seems rather pointless to dwell in the destructive part of ourselves, for creation is a much prosperous endeavor.
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Stunning photos!
ReplyDeleteNature conquered the terrain back and make on it's own way beautiful again, what has been destroyed by war.
Thanks Mascha for visiting and joining in.
DeleteIch finde es immer toll wie die Natur sich das zurückholt was ihr eigentlich gehört und das sieht auch immer so klasse aus. Beweise dafür sind deine tollen Fotos. Echt super!
ReplyDeleteHerzliche Grüsse
N☼va
Danke vielmals Nova. Wünsch Dir einen tollen Wochenstart.
DeleteAmassing photos Mersad!...Cheers from Sydney!
ReplyDeleteGreetings back to down under!
DeleteThese are very beautiful pictures,they enchant me !
ReplyDeleteGreetings from Germany
Greetings back Jutta!
DeleteConsider linking this post at Tuesday's Treasures.
ReplyDeleteWill do Tom. Thanks for the heads up.
Deleteso beautiful - wish you a happy week, mersad :-)
ReplyDeleteWish you a happy start into the new week as well. Thanks for visiting.
DeleteAmazing and impressive shots as always.
ReplyDeleteso beautiful...i really love these little stone buildings.
ReplyDeleteyou are so right about man destroys and so does nature. that said these old stone ruins are magnificent while being sad at the same time.
ReplyDeleteStunning photos - they give us much to think about.
ReplyDeleteWonderful photos!!! I especially liked these words of yours, "..it seems rather pointless to dwell in the destructive part of ourselves, for creation is a much prosperous endeavor." Thank you!!! Have a wonderful week!
ReplyDeleteThank you Cathy.
DeleteThose destroyed buildings are a sad reminder of darker times...
ReplyDeleteYou are so right Mersad, as far as the planet earth goes it has no bigger enemy than man, I was having a discussion about this today with a friend. As you beautiful image show, mother nature does her best to heal over our mistakes.
ReplyDeleteMersad, war is a terrible thing. Sometimes necessary, but always sad. You said it so eloquently!
ReplyDeleteOh, I am always so intrigued by abandoned places. I could spend hour upon hour there.
ReplyDeleteYeah me too
DeleteInteresting to observe for sure.
Isn't it strange how the most common or even mundane structures can be so interesting when they are in ruin... Great shots, Mersad.
ReplyDeleteI have an obsession with abandoned places. These photos are amazing. Just beautiful. Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Sarah. Glad you liked these.
DeleteWe saw this a lot when we visited Croatia last June. Very sad to see the Ghost Towns.
ReplyDeleteNothing pulls at my heartstrings or gets my imagination running than sites like the one you have featured today. I want to know who lived here and how there time came to an end. Beautiful, but haunting, post, Mersad.
ReplyDeleteIt's sad that these great structures are abandoned and the reason is even sadder. They do make for lovely photos, though.
ReplyDeleteYes. Nature reclaims. :)
ReplyDeleteVery thought-provoking.
ReplyDeleteHope you are having a great day!
Lea
There is so much greenery in these ruins. New life taking over in spite of the history. Fascinating!
ReplyDeleteSo sad seeing the ruins left by war. Love your photos though. There can be beauty even there, as you show.
ReplyDeleteso sad to see the destruction and the story of what man does to man. Will we ever learn. Your images tell a story. I love the third one with the creeper coming down the steps. Beauty in the ruins and the sadness of the past. Thank you.
ReplyDeleteFinding and focusing on the beauty, I quite agree, Mersad! Thanks for hosting - have a wonder-filled week!
ReplyDeleteLovely ruins.
ReplyDeleteNice photos Mersad. I like pictures of ruines (but don't misunderstand me: not those caused by war; that's awful!!!).
ReplyDeleteThanks for your kind words on my latest post.
Hilde
In fact,I am searching for some beautiful blogs from Serbia to know more about the current topics.Thanks for your contribution.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great find, Mersad!
ReplyDeleteBeginning of the 90s... it doesn't seem like it's been that long.
ReplyDeleteIt's amazing how quickly nature can reclaim derelict places
ReplyDeleteNature always moves in where humans have caused destruction....
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