YongsanCats

My first stop was on the east side, while it was overcast enough for me to see everything.

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As I arrived, there were workers leaving.

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There they go.

A cat door in and out of the redevelopment zone, but closed off due to rubble on the other side.

I had a look in through the gate on the other side.

This is the former location of YongsanCats' shelter.

I went up to a roof to look over Zone 3 on the western side.

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I got onto a roof, where I could look over this corner of the area and see the YongsanCats former shelter. Also, they seem to be putting in a drainage ditch.

Looking the other way. That excavator was still working, around 5:30.

Those weren't.

We met up with Julie, who was there with a bag of cat food to go looking for cats.

This cat knew her and came closer.

There were three calicos in this stairwell.

I never got a picture of all three together.

This cat nearby was new.

Inside an abandoned apartment nearby.

We got onto a roof that we thought had been demolished.

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Between two buildings, we saw a cat.

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I caught the cat on the other side of the fence, along with another one.

Following after Julie.

This cat had some worrying bald patches.

They cleaned out a discarded bowl.

Random furniture on a leash. My camera fogged up from my pocket.

Also a piano, the second one we saw this day.

I took a random turn down one narrow alley, and emerged in an area with a good view, where we could see three cats. Here was one.

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Can you see another cat here?

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How about here?

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That's the first cat again.

Weird thing on a wall.

Closer to Halal Hill, we started seeing cat street art.

I decided the uppermost left two were Millie and Buster.

Another cat running away.

This sign was on a construction gate. I liked it.

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It was starting to get dark.

I made one last stop at the roof again.

This time I didn't see any activity inside.

Still some people living down there.