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Cool mural right by the house, but there are always cars parked in front of it. It was painted on the side of a very popular deli. Was riding home last night from dinner, deli was closed and I had the room I needed. Bike in front of mural as requested. Our Island Each letter is a local scene of our area Monarch Butterflies Not sure, honey heart?? But the bike is 1970 soooo
Anybody who loves murals....and in this case I'm talking about seriously artistic, historic murals....might consider spending a couple hours in Portsmouth, OH. The city has a flood wall protecting it from the Ohio River, and this wall is a series of murals from end to end. It extends over 2,000 feet and is 20 feet high. Every mural depicts something unique to the town, area and history. Riding or walking along its length is like traveling through time. The photo ops are extreme...murals huge...and feel 3 dimensional up close. 2 hours south of Columbus or 2 hrs east of Cincinnati. There is even a mobile app available for the murals. While you're in town make time for a steak from the Scioto Ribber or eat at Patties & Pints near the murals.
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