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Here, too, was the old road,
now
overgrown
with weeds and almost hidden from view.
2
But vegetation had somehow acquired a foothold, and the whole is
now
overgrown
with grass and bushes.
3
Our guide led us up the stairs onto the roof which is
now
overgrown
with shrubbery and grass.
4
A reception counter directly ahead was once covered with gray fabric,
now
overgrown
with a dark, lichen-like growth.
5
It was what had once been a serviceable lane, but which was
now
overgrown
with weeds and underbrush.
6
We followed a rough path, evidently cut by a camping party in some past season, but
now
overgrown
.
7
The small library beside the Met had been burned and was
now
overgrown
with weeds, wildflowers, and saplings.
8
The banks of the river are bordered with thickets,
now
overgrown
with wild vines, and fragrant with flowering plants.
9
There was no guide, and the country was
now
overgrown
with impenetrable grass and tangled vegetation eight feet high.
10
He said 200 years ago, the
now
overgrown
site overlooking Swansea's Liberty Stadium would have been a hive of activity.
11
It was far removed from the rest of the buildings and secluded deep in the woods,
now
overgrown
with heavy brush.
12
A gravel roadway,
now
overgrown
with weeds, led from the gate to the front of the house, which stood facing me.
13
In the centre lies a square pool, with wide rows of steps leading down to the water,
now
overgrown
with lotus plants.
14
It stood in the midst of what had once been a fine park, but which was
now
overgrown
with weeds and tangled briars.
15
She rose to her feet and led him to the door, which opened onto a small garden,
now
overgrown
with weeds and brambles.
16
The walk, once a smooth-shaven turf, kept green by trenches of water, was
now
overgrown
with the vegetation which encroached on either hand.
now
overgrown
now