A week into November, Occupy Pittsburgh’s campsite is still going strong. Here are new photos.

The tents are still up in Mellon Green.

The sign marking the tally of how many days the camp site has been up.

A simple sign. As the weather has worn down some of the original signs, newer ones have replaced them. They tend to be either more simple and quick, like this one, or of the mass-produced variety now.

Another view of the tents.

Some of those mass produced signs, these from movements predating OWS.

A little twist on the conservative line, “How’s that hope and change working out for you?”

Pretty much describes how Occupy views the ruling elite.

More new signs.

The anti-drug sign is more prominent now. The campers are working hard to maintain their image as peaceful.

This was posted directly outside one of the tents.

More signs outside a tent.

The “post your debt” wall has gotten much bigger since my last gallery.

More of those mass-produced signs, these in the pro-labor vein; particularly interesting due to their presentation of the same message in many different languages.

The Bill of Rights which guarantees, among other things, freedom of assembly.

People grouped around the tents which serve as the food source, literature stand and media center.

Pictures from other Occupy protests. Scott Olsen is one of them.

Signs that welcome visitors. Occupy Pittsburgh remains open to all who wish to discuss peacefully, even if you do not agree.