…..The Shanghai Exhibition Hall ,a Russian relic, seen through a frame and at the same time framed.

….He was riding in front of me and I wanted to get a shot up-close but then the tricycle turned into the small alley.

Heritage is getting more attention than before. These signs tell you a bit more about the building, the age and the style.

….On Xikang Lu the exterior shop signs have been standardized, mostly size-wise. It looks kind of nice.

Yesterday spend some time on the terrace. This time of year the weather is the best, spring weather. Soon it will be hot.

…..Not the sharpest picture, I know. The man on the roof seems to be living in one of the small sheds on the left.

Looking up I realized the immenseness of the buildings in Shanghai.

…..Much has changed since I went the last time to Moganshan Lu 50, a nice art quarter (many galleries)in Shanghai. They even have a cafe with terrace now.

..While having lunch in Paul’s, one of the better bakeries in Shanghai, I realized almost all guests were expats enjoying the sun, their coffee and their baguette. A moment to feel a bit at home again.

…..Each street has plenty of hair dressers. And they most of them dry the wet towels outside, just like the laundry.