Murphy's Law and Eurapart	"The further you travel to photograph a building, the more likely it will be covered with scaffolding" Eurapart Law of Photography
This page is most definitely under construction! My main job is not Webmaster of Eurapart but a Safety Adviser with a very large Construction Company. The time I have available to visit Europe is therefore limited. Just imagine therefore how frustrating it is after travelling across Europe to research and get photographs, to find your quarry covered in scaffolding. Here are a few construction sites I have come across over the years. Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris They did a good job of obscuring the view. Fortunately, inside, the feeling of peace and tranquillity stays forever. Horloge Rouen The most photographed clock in Rouen if not France. Just look at that green debris netting and how it coordinates with the clock face. Chateau Chambord, Loire, France This famous view has a good bit of scaffold complete with debris chute right in the centre of the picture.	Abbeville Not so much this time but enough to ruin the shot. Arras The Belfry is covered with something better not described. Amiens Cathedral The scaffolding on the left of the picture hardly enhances the beauty of the tallest cathedral in France. Aachen Rathaus, Germany I will concede that the stonework is badly stained but it does add character. Whether the scaffold was to clean it, I'm not sure. Charlemagne's chapel close by was pretty much obscured by scaffold.
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