Too much stomping?

Maybe this fellow did too much stomping, like the poster behind him advertises.

You've seen a few things happening in and around this fountain before.

Don't touch my ice cream....

Don't even think of taking this guy's ice cream.

SUNDAY BRIDGES--vertical....

Lots of verticals here, among which are the spire from Belgrade's newest bridge, the Bridge on Ada, and in the foreground, the old Nazi concentration camp watchtower that stands on Belgrade's Old Fairgrounds.  The dilapidated buildings of the former camp are now home to Serbian refugees from the wars across the former Yugoslavia.

See more bridges at Louis La Vache's SUNDAY BRIDGES.

WEEKEND REFLECTION--Meet yourself.

The fellow on the right looks a little heavier....

See more reflections on James' WEEKEND REFLECTION.

SKYWATCH--random roof at sunset

A building along Knez Mihailova Street, photgraphed from Kralja Petra Street.

See other skies on SKYWATCH.

Christmas countdown...

Red and green are traditional Christmas colors, even sported in September.  110 days until December 25th....

ABC WEDNESDAY "H" is for "hanging"

Hanging red peppers over hanging white sheets.

See other H's on ABC WEDNESDAY.

Waiting for their coach

Waiting for their coach to show up....

Plums=fresh, jam, juice, dumplings, brandy.....

Plums are Serbia's pride and joy. Aside from being eaten right off the tree (I like mine crisp and slightly sour), they're made into juice, jam, dumplings like these I've shown you before, and of course, plum brandy.

The happy plum in the second photo is my doing. That's what you do without Internet in the village where these were photographed.

How do you like your plums?

SUNDAY BRIDGES--sleeping.....

End of summer...but not for some backpackers who chose to sleep in Kalemegdan Park, as did some others before them.

Branko's Bridge and the old Savski Bridge are in the background, as is the tower of Belgrade's newest bridge, the Bridge On Ada, just right of center in the distance.

It's been a long, hot summer...  Let's see what lies ahead.

Check out other bridges on  Louis La Vache's Sunday Bridges.

THEME DAY--people watching: No GPS

Remember the days before GPS when you actually had to stop and ask people for directions?  I've used a GPS on a trip from Seattle through California a year or so ago, and while it was easy to get from Point A to Point B by myself, the GPS was really handy in a city.

But here in Serbia GPSs exist, but I don't have one, so I have to stop and ask for directions. This fellow in a village outside of Belgrade was all too happy to explain to me the route I should take. And of course I sneaked a photo of him...camera on lap.

Check out other 'people watching' photos at CDPB THEME DAY SITE.