Rock Words

I don't know why by there are many words written with rocks along Salt Lake - like graffiti.  Some areas the rocks are covered with water, but most they aren't.

Boise Graffiti in Salt Lake City

Lewiston Overlook (Idaho)

Seen from a car

Graffiti always intrigues me, so when I'm stopped by a train I figure I might as well shot it as it goes by. . .



It's hard to find the way. whatever. nevermind



What a great painting! Huge!

Ephraim Barn

It's funny, for all our times traveling to Door County I had never noticed this barn until this winter. I made Dennis turn around, we parked, and walked out.



The ice on the bay was really cool!



There were names painted all over the barn! I was full of questions. Why? Was this allowed?





The barn is on the National Register of Historic Places - and it's ok to paint on it?!









So, yeah, painting on the barn is allowed.  Anderson Warehouse Graffiti - Historically, visiting boaters have "signed" the warehouse walls with their boat's name and the year they docked here.





Will you marry me? YES









Sorry I'm overloading you on photos, but there was so much to see upon the walls and all around.





If you were to sign the wall, what would you paint?

Key West Art

Do they really?

We went for a walk, pausing for some photos, and this wispy grass struck my fancy! We wandered off the trail a bit, following a deer path, which I think also was a path fishermen use - a path leading to the river, next to a bridge, then I looked at the side of the bridge. . .

And I thought that ants were a rather odd thing for graffiti artists to splash.

Blue ants, marching, and apparently they're calling a message. Yet I'm not sure why. . .

So, IF you decided to take some paint and graffiti a wall or train car or whatever, what would you share with the world?

Graffiti Ruins

A couple of weeks ago we decided to get our exercise by hiking up (and back down) the two highest peaks in Ashland County. Don’t worry they weren’t that high, we are in Wisconsin after all. But there were ruins along the way from the old mines that once existed there.

I had fun playing in the ruins while Dennis searched for the geocache.

I thought it rather amusing that I had to hike a couple of miles to find graffiti when someone else seems to find it all around her easily enough.

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