“Growing up in a small town was great
because you knew everybody, and it was horrible because everybody knew you —
like having a town full of parents.”
~John
Atkins
Wednesday, April 29, 2020
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18 comments:
It is simple but lovely Ginny
What an awesome project to be a part of. It looks great too.
Kudos to them students! It is good to remember and honor history on the walls of buildings...
A wonderful job, and a great learning technique
That is amazing!
What fantastic art work! I love the little dog.
This is wonderful! I so love the bright colors, too.
Nice and of course I love aqua. That is true about a small town - and years ago when we knew our neighbors!
what a beautiful mural and what a great way to get kids interested in history and art!
A beautiful mural, something to be proud of after all that work. It has a certain Scandinavian flair to it.
I forgot, yes, there will be two more rust posts from my display. And I guess one to show all of them together.
What a unique contribution to a community and an opportunity for those fifth-graders!
They have done really well.
What A Colorful Small Town Mural - That Bunny With An X Nose Is Too Cute - Love The Dog - Have A Wonderful Friday
Cheers
Very nice and pretty mural. Pleasing to the eyes. Happy 1st of May!
It's beautiful, Ginny! Those colors are amazing.
How lovely, so colorful and cheerful!
Just fantastic. So friendly and so well assembled. Well done!
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