About 25 years ago, a slowly-rising tide claimed the Argentine town of Epecuen, once a lakeside village that saw tens of thousands of tourists each year.
Now, the water has receded, revealing a ghost town where walls tumbled over, cars rusted away and trees, still standing, were bleached by the sun and saltwater.
And Epecuen is, of course, a tourist attraction again.
(via world-realities)





