Cabin on Hwy 60 in Lumpkin County, Ga. This structure has collapsed since this photo was made.

Signs will sometimes be covered in kudzu before highway maintenance crews are able to remove the kudzu.

House near Cleveland, Georgia. This house has sincevbeen removed and the area landcaped.

The kudzu flowers bloom in midsummer. Most are lavender and have a sweet smell.

Throughout north Georgia unused barns are often covered with kudzu.

Barn on Hwy 76 west of Clayton, Ga.

Roadside view near Dahlonega, Ga.

A tree covered in Kudzu south of Winder, Ga.

Bushes covered in kudzu sometimes take on the shape of animals.

Can this be construed to be a prehistoric animal?

Kudzu shape on Old Hwy 441 north of Clarksville, Ga.

Animal shape?

On Hwy 52 north of Dahlonega, Ga.

Trees covered in Kudzu.

The kudzu has been removed from this pasture and the trees which are normally killed by kudzu which blocks the sunlight from the leaves are now in full leaf surrounded by a grass covered pasture. Located on Hwy 52 near its intersection with Hwy 183 in Dawson County, Ga.

Covered bushes in Dawsonville, Ga.

Trees covered in kudzu make interesting shapes. This is now a green grass pasture with the trees in full leaf without kudzu to restrict their growth.!