An Artist Who Writes
I was on an amble on Franklin Street in Astoria, Oregon last weekend when I came upon this remarkable rock wall below a Victorian home. Little pink flowers were growing from the cracks of the stones of the wall. Had I been in a rush, I would have failed to notice this striking little art gallery. Here are a few examples of natures hand on a city side street.
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You’ve highlighted the tenacious nature of beauty to find a way to flower even in stone cracks. May we remember this on blue or sad days!
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Yes, That flowering stone wall has been such an inspiration to me!
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