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Beautiful this rurals.
ReplyDeleteNot a map you lay easy in your lap. But a nice mural it is.
ReplyDeleteViewing the scene through the windshield of a car makes the mural real interesting. The artist was thinking outside of the box.
ReplyDeleteUm mural que nos dá uma ilusão de óptica.
ReplyDeleteUm abraço e boa semana.
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Dedais de Francisco e Idalisa
O prazer dos livros
Nice one, TFG!
ReplyDeleteThis is super cool. So many facets to check out. Is it about Lincoln, Nebraska? I like so many things about it, like looking through the windshield at a map and the rear view mirror. But the way those cars are parked is strange for the ones in front aren't going anywhere until the ones in back move out. :)
ReplyDeleteThis mural is in Kearney, Nebraska on Highway 30, the old Lincoln Highway.
Delete...I was reading about the Lincoln Highway over the weekend.
ReplyDeleteAn interesting map mural.
ReplyDeleteThanks for contributing to Monday Murals.
I saw the mural and thought that was I-80, at first. And then I went and did some reading on Lincoln Highway. Interesting history, there. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you. :)
I like the map along with the picture. Nice find!
ReplyDeleteThanks for posting about our mural. This was our first mural done by Impact Art.
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