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very interesting murals.
Couldn’t agree with you more. We’ve learned, in travel, ‘What you seek, you shall find!’ 🙂
Love your quote on seeking… tee hee
These are really unique!
They are, aren’t they? Love graffiti! Too bad I left art in school. 🙁
Never mind. They are good to admire, but I wouldn’t want to do it myself. In Singapore, the punishment for doing graffiti in a public place is caning! 🙂
Haha! What an interesting info-byte, Helene. I can’t imagine myself spraying local walls in Singapore or any country for that matter. 🙂 I’m quite chicken in that sense. I guess, there’s a fine line between vandalism and art. Sometimes, graffiti artists can cross that line.
I love the one form Philadelphia, and the tie one is cute too. What a great time you two must have! I’m quite envious. Thanks for the follow, too – I appreciate it.
Lynn, thanks for stopping by. 🙂 Your photography is truly beautiful. I couldn’t make it for the Philadelphia trip, but was fortunate enough to see Brussels and Reykjavik. You know when you’re walking for hours, it’s possible not to appreciate what you see. But, I guess, that’s the beauty of a photograph and now blogs. In hindsight, you cherish every moment. 🙂 I know the feeling of envy. I’ve seen bloggers tick of our bucket list faster than I can write of our past trips. 🙂
cheers
– Cheryl
I love well done street art! Three very good examples you have displayed in this post:)
Thanks Inger! Couldn’t agree with you more. 🙂