As readers know already, I'm quite taken by walls that are painted with more than the usual can't-see-me colors. I like
R.E.D. and I go for
pictures on walls. Like these below:
Location, Marler's Square -- sounds big and important but in reality, a very small strip mall over on West Sheldon. What should I spot but a low wall sporting white daisies and tropical leaves in green and R.E.D. Plus those tiki thimgamabobs (right?)
OK, that explains it -- a small restaurant shouting for attention. Hawaiian, yet. In the pricey range (for Prescott -- I know that $20 for an entree is considered "moderate family" pricing in the Big City.) But yum -- ahi tuna and similar delights. I will try it for sure one of these days.
Back to that wall: see the building across the way? It also sports pictures... no, a Big Picture. A Mural.
A closer look reveals that the current tennant is a recording studio. Wonder how long that mural will last? Consider it now saved for posterity!
Location, Marler's Square -- sounds big and important but in reality, a very small strip mall over on West Sheldon. What should I spot but a low wall sporting white daisies and tropical leaves in green and R.E.D. Plus those tiki thimgamabobs (right?)
OK, that explains it -- a small restaurant shouting for attention. Hawaiian, yet. In the pricey range (for Prescott -- I know that $20 for an entree is considered "moderate family" pricing in the Big City.) But yum -- ahi tuna and similar delights. I will try it for sure one of these days.
Back to that wall: see the building across the way? It also sports pictures... no, a Big Picture. A Mural.
A closer look reveals that the current tennant is a recording studio. Wonder how long that mural will last? Consider it now saved for posterity!
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Lots of wall painters here in Germany. Very few are legal or appreciated. The young folks, I would guess, love to paint the side of trains. I really hate that.
We have a few of those, tho the city works fast to get rid of the most egregious graffiti. There are, of course, connoisseurs of the stuff and a couple of web sites where the top "artists" are featured.
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