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Lots of interesting geometric shapes to look at in this image, Andy. All the best, Joe

Hi Joe,
Pleased you like this.
Thank you.
Best wishes and above all, stay safe still!
Andy

A fascinating build Andy

Many thanks, Roger!

It amazes me how everyone knows what they are doing and somehow it all comes together, may be they have deliveries from the UK

So what happens after a No Deal Brexit, Peter?

A very complicated 3D puzzle. What is a Zen market .

You mean you don't know, Jean!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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(Perish the thought, but nor do I)!

Great lines and details...........and an awesome sky. Still pretty chaotic though :)

Chaotic it is, Keith - thank you.
No accidental collisions yet so I presume they know what they are doing!

Le chantier avance a grand pas il sera réceptionné dans les temps.
Bonne soirée

You have access to Señor Florentino Perez's timetable, Malik! :o)

Fabulous capture! Stay well!

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Thank you, Ronald. Looks good! I hope it re-opens. But I wouldn't want to dine under a bust of that mass murderer, Mao!

great compo here
enjoy the last summer days:)

Thank you, Annemarie. Pleasant temperatures at the moment but I wonder when it will turn?

I like all the patterns and lines! At least they also wrote it in Spanish;-)

Thank you, Gudrun!
I wasn't suggesting it was all in English. The fact that even ONE sign is in English surprised me!

I also wanted to point out the signs in Spanish,
but I just see that Gudrun has noticed them too. :)
Great shot, Andy!

Many thanks, * ઇઉ *

Another in this interesting series. The building on the right looks to be complete (or near to it), while other components seem far less so.

Thank you George. For many decades there have been four spiral walkways - not staircases - (of which this is one) at each outer corner for fans to get to their seats on the various levels. I doubt they will stay, judging by the plans I've seen.
Late update. I saw the plans in more detail and, yes these spiral walkways ARE part of the plans but will be internal so lost to sight from the outside, which is a shame!

I like this shot a lot Andy.
Looks like it says it in Spanish as well.

Thank you! I know it does, Rosa! I just expressed surprise it was in English at all!

It certainly looks an impressive building, Andy - quite unusual construction too.

The construction seen here is the old stadium, Jenny. They're about to cover it all with a new structure which will obscure the stadium as it is now.

Fichan jugadores de cualquier parte del mundo, muchos de habla inglesa... carteles para que se sientan como en su casa:--)

I taught English at the club, José Manuel; not the players (although Gareth Bale could have done with English classes as well as Spanish!), but the marketing directors - very powerful and important men - my main student was in charge of gate receipts and the Adidas contract.
In those days (2013-2015) my classes were at this stadium, where the directors all had their offices. But in about 2016, everything moved to the training complex at Valdebebas.

Well, everyone knows English speakers are notoriously monoglot, Andy! ;)