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Mila is now four and a half....and may be following in my footsteps....   Time will tell!

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SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--fog in the park

A bit film-noir, but this is pretty much what the park looked like....not too much color.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--SHINY SHOES

One of Belgrade's old artisan shops; they're fast disappearing.

Hand-made shoes and repair, too.

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SKYWATCH--lots of fog and a bird

Not much of a sky to see, but that's how our skies here have been looking recently.


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Homeless....

There's a person, not sure if a man or a woman, who is under the blanket.  Sad to see.

ABC WEDNESDAY--"W" is for "wrong"

...'W' is for 'wrong' way to bend over, or else right way to 'wreck' your back.

Public park workers weeding.... (another couple of ws for you...)

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Bird lovers

About two weeks ago I caught the older gentleman feeding pigeons in Kalemegdan Park. I printed out a photo and have been going back to the park to find him, but so far, no luck.  The sweet lady in the bottom photo was very happy I took her photo....gotta print one out for her, too.

MONDAY MURALS--"Who's that singing over there?"

A mural dedicated to the film "Who's that singing over there?" (Ko to tamo peva?) that you can read about in English on this link.

The film is a dark comedy about a group of travelers in a bus to Belgrade in 1941, during the last days of the Kingdom of Yugoslavia, just before the Axis occupation.

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NOTE:  I should have pointed out that this mural isn't advertising the film itself, but rather a restaurant by the same name.  

SHADOW SHOT SUNDAY--Just me and my shadow

That's who it is:  just me and my shadow, though you can really only see my shadow...and the tree.

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WEEKEND REFLECTIONS--rainy reflection

Just a walk in the rain. They were oblivious to the reflection, but I was not.

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SKYWATCH-- 'Scene' from a little higher up

There's an observation tower in Kalemegdan Park that is usually closed when I walk early in the morning.

Got going a bit later one day recently, and it was open. Seeing the same views, or almost, from higher up, is a thrill.

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