Lagos street art.
Aug. 21st, 2013 02:31 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
sister_luckLagos, Portugal is not your typical tourist resort town.
When you walk through the town gates towards the centre you walk past the youth hostel and then you come to a tiny run-down building with only half a roof.
This is on one wall:
I don't know who this old guy is - I half-feel I've seen his face before:
I'm not sure he approves of the many young people who go drinking and partying at night.
At first glance I only saw the colours, I spotted the two kids much later - like a couple of days!
My defence, it was dusk when we first walked into town. Which you can clearly see in this picture:
There is quite a bit more (and I didn't photograph everything!) but that's enough for now.
When you walk through the town gates towards the centre you walk past the youth hostel and then you come to a tiny run-down building with only half a roof.
This is on one wall:
I don't know who this old guy is - I half-feel I've seen his face before:
I'm not sure he approves of the many young people who go drinking and partying at night.
At first glance I only saw the colours, I spotted the two kids much later - like a couple of days!
My defence, it was dusk when we first walked into town. Which you can clearly see in this picture:
There is quite a bit more (and I didn't photograph everything!) but that's enough for now.
