In this July 8, 2018 photo, grass and nettles grow up around a row of abandoned, dilapidated cottages in the "ghost village" of Tyneham, in Dorset, England. The tiny settlement was evacuated on War Department orders in 1943, to provide more land for training ahead of D-Day in World War II. The people were never allowed to return, and it remains in military hands. Visitors are allowed in most weekends to see what is a poignant reminder of the days of WWII. (AP Photo/Jerry Harmer)
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