This historical buildings are fascinating Mr. C. - a road from the 13th century is just astonishing!

Mr C, love the colors and excellent, sharp, details.

Cracking image clean as a whistle..R.

Excellent Mr C. I love it, and the narrative is fascinating! tigs=^..^=

You must be doing postcards now. This is an excellent photo for visitors to want to travel to this location. Not many buildings these days would match the old churches and shops.

Looks like a very popular spot Cornelius and I can see why - just being there and admiring that wonderful architecture is simply amazing - Great Capture and Narrative!!!!!!!!

Wow! Wonderful view, great shot, so vivid. I love it, Cornelius.

Fabulous building and architecture Mr C. Love your presentation which is always spot on.....and you caught a high flying jet/plane as well!! A bonus for me for sure:):):)

So many levels of history, and different periods of architecture, all in one place. . . I*m not sure if I could leave this place until I had seen everything there was to see and experience. In fact I suspect I would need a visa to accomplish it. America*s Anglo history goes back only 400 years, and the Native American history many thousands of years (however, their physical recording of events, called *winter counts*, go back only 150 years), both with limited physical reminders (as opposed to what we see in your fantastic Mechelen series). As a relative newcomer on the historical platform, it takes a bit to wrap my head around what I see in photographs like yours, C. It should suffice to say that I am fully impressed by the subject and in love with how you present them. Kudos (with a capital KUDOS)!

-nik