Ivy again

And again... The sign says: Pedestrians, stairs damaged.

More ivy

Tons of it, actually.

Ivy

I am starting a new series, photos of walls with ivy and other climbing plants. Here's a nicely covered house.

Tower and Skywatch

A tower in the Saint Laurent quarter, silhouetted against the blue sky and the fluffy clouds. Happy Skywatch!

Granada relocates Coronation Street to Liège?

This block of nearly identical red-brick terraced houses is in Liège but it could easily have been somewhere in the North of England.

Another terraced photo

One more photo in the terraced house series. In answer to a question on the previous post, I think that there's a mixture of housing styles. Some of the buildings have been converted to flats, others are family houses. Nevertheless, the number of families living in Liège has decreased significantly over the last 30-40 years.

Liège facades 3

One more row of terraced houses.

Liège facades continued

Back to the terraced houses series.

Cloudy Skywatch

We are interrupting our terraced houses series to bring you fluffy cloud photos for today's Skywatch. Normal service will resume tomorrow.

Liège facades

I'm starting a series of photos of terraced houses. Here's the first one, taken somewhere in the Saint Laurent quarter.

Sunshine, blue skies, trees

What the title says.

Kitties!

Liège cats wearily ignoring each other.

Another day, another sunset

Place de la République Française, at sunset.

St Martin in the sunset

A pretty sky over St Martin's church.

Moon, crane, tree

The crane working on the renovation of the old public swimming pool at rest.

Le Tour des Bouchons

The Tour de France has come and gone. It was great but it caused some significant chaos in the city. This photo is an example of traffic jams the day before the Prologue.