The poem, The Way Through The Woods written by Rudyard Kipling, mentions a road which has been closed for seventy years.
The road experienced destruction due to the weather and the rain. So, the road itself looked like its state before the road was made. It became difficult for people to recognize that there was a road there because the bushes and the shrubs had covered it. It becomes hidden from human eyes. Trees were all grown up in the road and made up part of the woods. Birds like the ring-dove breeds there and the badger rolls there playfully.
