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I quiet forgot...this is for Monday Mural! Finally did it on the right day!
I'm sharing this post with my other blog, Living in Black Mountain. Of course!
Hello,
ReplyDeleteIt is a beautiful mural, well done. Take care, enjoy your day and have a happy new week!
And now I see the windows are still behind it, thus it will not stay there after the work is finished. A piece of transient art.
Delete...it was well worth the wait!
ReplyDeleteThanks...an interesting saga for a few weeks in the summer of 22.
DeleteI like it. You’ve chronicled it well, and now it is done, with one more photo op to come for you. 😸
ReplyDeleteI guess you mean when I park and stand across the street when there is no traffic and get the pano. OK I accept the challenge!
DeleteIt is beautiful!
ReplyDelete(ツ) from Jenn Jilks , ON, Canada!
Thanks. Glad to hear from you with your busy life!!
DeleteThat mural is so beautiful. I'm so glad you have been photographing it.
ReplyDeleteThanks Robin...I just happened to pass by it every other day or so. There's also an alternate way around the center of town's traffic, but I decided the mural was worth going through all the tourists.
DeleteBeautiful mural. They appear to be glass blowers. Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Barbara.
ReplyDeleteHi, thank you for visiting me!
DeleteI love this and how it shows the various stages of glass making/blowing. It is really well done and photographed beautifully.
ReplyDeleteIt certainly is a great artistic mural, to hide the construction behind it.
DeleteVery well done.
ReplyDeleteNice mural of glass blowing with imagination.
ReplyDeleteIt’s nice to see urban art, Barbara, and here in Nashua, NH, there are numerous examples which I will include in a future post, this one is much larger than some here and quite nice and colorful.
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