The heavy gear gets to work on the Estadio Santiago Bernabéu.

Een gebouw om vaccins te ontwikkelen komt daar ...of..?

Ha ha! ... No, Fred!

Forest of cranes...

Thank you, Isabel.
Interesting that crane (English) = grúa (Spanish)
AND the bird crane = grulla.
I'm sure that the two Spanish words must have been the same at one time, just as they are still the same in English!

;o) avec les mêmes joueurs

GRANDIOSE et superbement rendue.
Bon week-end

Boro,
Malik,
Thank you both!

That's some serious gear. Wonder what the refurbished stadium will be like.

You can Google it. It will show you the 'vision', Jean! I will try and find and post the link.

Fabulous!!!

Thank you, Cheryl!

A great capture Andy.Sharp and lots to look at up close.
Have a good week. Regards Peter

Many thanks, Peter!

construction photos are always intriguing, but this one is also very artful! i like the strong contrast and the angles keeping me flowing around the photo. the blue sky works so well with the yellows and greens of the machinery. wonderful. i love it.

Thank you, Laura!
It is certainly a striking set of equipment and the same can be seen on all four sides of the stadium. It is surely not insignificant that the owner of the construction company is also the owner of Real Madrid !

It will look good I'm sure - well I hope so.

Thank you, Jenny.
Have a look at the link given in reply to Jean, above. The jury is still out. I prefer the classical look of the old stadium.

Excellent !!

MAny thanks, Daniela!

Excellente photo de chantier.

Merci beaucoup, Jean-luc!

A picture of hope ! Waiting for football coming back. Without virus and with spectators ! Have a nice Sunday, Andy

I hadn't thought of that. A good point, Ulrich!
Many thanks!

Very impressive picture of this site, Andy !!! Hope one day will come where the stadium will be full of spectators !!!

A good observation, Marie-claire!

They're certainly getting into it!

Indeed so, George!

Bright, saturated colours, strong vertical perspective to emphasize height, great shot.

Thank you John!
The selection of which to post was tricky. I must have taken 20 or more shots. I will choose some to post at a later date.

a terrific perspective!

Thank you, Gabi!

Interesting machinery! Great capture, Andy. :-)

Well, they have a heck of a transformation to achieve, Valerie (please see the link in my reply to Jean, above)!
Many thanks.

Wow..............that looks pretty chaotic............it screams "accident waiting to happen"! Lets hope someone knows what's going on.

A cracking shot though!

Thank you, Keith! And as I noted, this is just one of 4 sides of the stadium. The other three look equally chaotic!

An impressive metallic "spider web"!!!! Great shot!*****