YongsanCats

I had a look at this building as I went by.

The wall on this one part looked strange.

Pieces of old dishes/pottery pasted to the wall? I checked back in time and it's been like this since at least 2009.

Spring flowers.

A protest banner. I later learned that Hyundai was in charge of Hannam 3, and Daewoo is redeveloping Hannam 2. This means YongsanCats has to learn an entirely new set of contacts in order to get cooperation.

YongsanCats was in the parking garage of this building, accessible to the right under the 7-Eleven.

You can see further down the alley there's a gate to Zone 3.

Feeding station.

Inside the shelter. I was aware of four cats in here, though there could have been a few more.

This cat was by far the friendliest. As soon as I started taking pictures, she started looking despondent.

This cat was afraid of me.

Not afraid.

Stickers for moving companies.

Evicted.

From a roof, we could see that this neighbourhood was surrounded on a couple sides by demolition.

All this will go next.

There was a dog barking at us.

Signs of a fire.

We followed a road that had been carefully enclosed by fences.

That cherry blossom tree was in peak bloom.

Wandering through an alley. I believe this is the village bus route. It would be awkward if the bus came while we were here.

There's a feeding station in there.

A little guy at home.

I donated away this old cat carrier.

At Uplift, I ran into old friends.

Last photo I got.