At the top of the stairs, 3 murals are painted on the ground.
The first is a beach blanket on a dock.
i love love the sleepng puppy!
As you see, the details are fab!
There is a canoe on a lily pond…
With my Assistant Designer in it.
A very special duck, and beautiful lilies grace the pond.
Finally, the consummate Canadian campsite, marshmallows and all!
Pics taken by Resa on September 11, 2013
Ottawa, Canada
In the “Canal Zone” in Ottawa, I lucked into this fabulous work of art.
It begins at the bottom of stairs.
The official title is “ESCAPADES D’ÉTÉ
As you climb you see it is painted only on the riser of the steps
There are 2 sets of stairs.
When you get to the top you find 3 more beach images painted on the ground. I’ll have to post those in a day or 2, but it will be my next post.
Here, my most beautiful Assistant Designer lounges on a beach blanket.
Pics taken by Resa on September 11, 2013
Ottawa, Canada
The aftermath of Hurricane Hazel, October 5, 1954, is depicted in Islington Village.
There are no words. Here’s the pics.
Pics shot by Resa, on April 28, 2013
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
“The Way We Were ” is the official title of this sepia toned mural. It’s so very gorgeous! It’s at 4972 Dundas Street W.
It depicts life in this area circa 1912.
So many sweet aspects
I did a Post of the horses and wagon 6 weeks ago, and I’m finally getting the rest of this wonderful mural out!
Pics shot by Resa, on April 28, 2013
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
“The Old Swimming Hole” is the official title. It’s so very gorgeous! It’s at 5126 Dundas Street W.
It depicts a slice of life from this area in the 1920’s.
I tried to capture all the aspects.
Here’s all of this Historical Mural!
Pics shot by Resa, on April 28, 2013
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
