near Dry Bridge, Tbilisi

 

I wish I could enlarge this photo enough that you could see the details I tried to capture. It is not unusual to stand in one place and experience an eclectic collection.

Cars, parallel parked, nose to tail

Buses  rolling along 

Taxi's

Mini buses 

Delivery drivers on scooters or bicycles

Old buildings, some well preserved and regal,

some crumbling,

new buildings,

different shapes,

graffiti 

murals

well kept parks with benches,

sculptures scattered throughout

playgrounds for children,

some new and fresh

some obviously old, tired looking

people walking,

always, 

people walking

men 

women

teens

young adults

children on scooters,

babies and toddlers in strollers

some, arm in arm, slowly strolling

enjoying a chat or friendly debate

others are obviously in a hurry,

a destination or task in mind,

rarely, one stumbling about in a drunken stupor

I am thankful I have been able to walk and experience Deborah and David's life from foot. There is so much I would miss if we were always traveling in a vehicle.