Let It Rain
Since Evergreen's mission is to promote sustainability, it isn't surprising that they have an abundance of rainbarrels/cisterns on the Brick Works site and several of them have been painted by artists unknown. I checked all around on these 2 but could find no signature and I didn't want to trample the wildflowers growing around them. I would love to have a rainbarrel like these ones!
They are so cute! I want a beaver barrel in my yard. :)
ReplyDeletehow funky! :)
ReplyDeleteI like them!
ReplyDeleteMe too Pat, they can be such utilitarian structures, this takes them to a whole new level of fun!Fantastic find.
ReplyDeleteIngenius!
ReplyDeletesure makes tanks look fun
ReplyDeleteThe paintings here are cute embellishments for the rain barrels.
ReplyDeleteBeen checking back over your recent posts - this place looks wonderful, art and ecology are a great mix.
ReplyDeleteBeen checking back over your recent posts - this place looks wonderful, art and ecology are a great mix.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great idea, can't be easy painting on a curved surface either!
ReplyDeleteAn owl and a beaver? Very creative and great fun!
ReplyDeleteRe your comment on Ocala: We live about a block further down from where these girls were walking!
It does give them some vibrancy!
ReplyDeleteHow cute is that?
ReplyDeleteNicely decorated.
ReplyDeletethese are so marvellous
ReplyDeleteWhat pretty ... I too would like Pat :))
ReplyDeleteAdorable
ReplyDeleteI would like a beaver in my garden. :))
ReplyDeleteYou hit a gold mine of murals at this site. The cute critters would make anyone smile. And Our Lady of Fatima brings a serious, spiritual tone to the area. Doesn't look like either one has been tagged, so they're generating respect. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.
ReplyDeleteSo cool!
ReplyDeleteI'd love to have one of those too (although it wouldn't fit in either of our mini-yards). I love them both.
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