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    1. cavedave on

      A POEM IN DEEP ADMIRATION FOR THOSE BRILLIANT GREEN AND BUSHY PLANTS WHICH SOMEHOW MANAGE TO GROW OUT OF THE SIDES OF BUILDINGS VERY HIGH UP EVEN THOUGH THERE IS NO SOIL WHATSOEVER UP THERE AND GOD ALONE KNOWS HOW THEY GET THEIR ROOTS INTO THOSE TEENCHY CRACKS IN THE BRICKWORK

      My dear green and bushy plants,

      during my black and barren periods

      when the only thing I wish to do

      is fall asleep and never wake up again

      I wander around Dublin City

      looking towards the tops

      of incredibly high buildings

      and when I see you sprouting out

      of a truly impossible place

      where you have no right to be

      I quietly murmur – “If you guys

      can make it up there

      well maybe perhaps down here

      I can cling on too.”

      Thank you.

      in “If You Don’t Tell Anyone I Won’t”, 1996

      Pat Ingoldsby

    2. DepartureNo5286 on

      Reminds me of that bonsai tree on the cliff in Karate Kid 3

    3. SoloWingPixy88 on

      Thats an expensive problem. Need to remove it brick by brick and rebuild it

    4. Working_Stomach476 on

      Roots will ruin the stack and roof. Major problem incoming

    5. The inevitable result of being too mean to get the chimney swept…

    6. unlinked3297 on

      A Cavan man wouldn’t remove it, because it might bear an apple some day.

    7. Ic3Giant on

      Love seeing these micro habitats holding out…

      well, until the inevitable human fuckwit comes at it with some cancer spreading weed killer that is

    8. SignatureLabel on

      Think I saw this in the Top 10 of Cavan Town TripAdvisor page.

    9. wascallywabbit666 on

      Buddleja will literally grow anywhere.

      Personally I wouldn’t be happy living in a house with a chimney like that though, there’s a lot of weight there and it looks like a lot of cracks

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