In these pictures, Mother Nature takes back control of the concrete jungle that is London.
A tree grows over a remnant of the Finsbury Park to Alexandra Palace Railway. Photo: Compound EyeGreen takes on red in Hampstead. Photo: BisForBabbPhotoAlgae forms a skin over a canal. Photo: Geoff HollandAutumn in Hackney. Photo: Sven Loach.Overgrown by choice: The Churchill Arms in Kensington. Photo: Ian Wylie.Abbey Wood's Glover Close becomes 'Lover Lose' as nature reclaims. Photo: chutney bannisterMoss on Bankside. Photo: NoDuriansIvy grows over a fallen cross in Highgate Cemetery. The various plant life and wildlife growing in Highgate Cemetery led to it being added to the English Heritage Register of Parks Interest in 1987. Photo: JodyGreenery drapes over a Barons Court Underground station sign. Photo: dakota_booSt Dunstan-in-the-East. Photo: Gareth EvansA living wall on Edgware Road. The wall was erected in 2011 as a way of tackling air pollution at Edgware Station. Photo: Lindsey BerthoudIvy grows near the ROA Rabbit on Hackney Road. Photo: P'ptjeCatford Stadium goes to the dogs. Photo: FJC37.
