It happened over time… but how long did it really take fast-growing kudzu vines to shroud a car? It can grow up to a foot a day! Some in Georgia would say: “They must’ve parked it there overnight”. I spotted that car in Pittsburgh, just on a side of a street.
A time-lapse video would have been cool!! well spotted.
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PS Loving your “header”photo.
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Video would be cool! My header photo actually shows my drawing I’ve done last week, it’s a pastel drawing – thanks for your nice comment!
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I thought it was a photo you’d done a “treatment” on … wow – so talented!
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I love the header too.
I guess the best thing I can think of for the car owner is – at least it’s not snow.
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ummm… snow is coming, it’s Pittsburgh!
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Kudzu is a serious problem in the area where I have a home in Tennessee. Some say you cannot kill it, but that is not true. Two of my neighbors bought property which was heavy with it but they have managed to remove it all. Over time, it will kill trees. Your header painting is lovely.
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Oh, we were driving through Tennessee last month and saw a lot of infected areas. Funny thing is that it came from Japan to Pittsburgh for a plant show and later moved to the southern States.
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Really interesting photo, never knew Kudzu was in the northern states, always thought it was a southern thing. Absolutely love your header photo too, you are very talented!
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Kudzu was introduced to the United States in 1876 at the Centennial Exposition in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Didn’t know it either. I’ve learned about it only because of this photo. I’ve got interested and made some research. Thank you for your comment about my pastel painting!
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It looks like the Kudzu took over the car before the thieves could. Nice catch!
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Perfect for the theme!
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Good one!
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Great choice for the theme. These vines seem to be quite a threat. One way to dispose of a car!
I think your pastel painting is beautiful.
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