
Today’s photo shows the Cherokee Indian statue in Linky Stone Park .. you may remember this previously posted photo of the Cherokee Indian statue .. A reader had asked that I visit the statue again to find out the trip which was being honored.
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Recently I took this photo of these purple benches at Linky Stone Park (map location) … Personally I love the park and look forward to sharing it with my grandson as he grows … Each of these benches are sponsored by a grandparent … I like the idea.

Today, I continue bright colors on a sunny day. The photo is of Linky Stone Park which is a children’s park located under an overpass in downtown Greenville. Many of the columns, supporting the overpass, are painted primary colors while several have murals painted by Rick Forest. Last week I shared photos of Rick with lots of helpers adding a witch on the ginger bread house shown in today’s photo. Click here for a close up of the witch.

The last two day’s I have shared nighttime photos so today I choose to share a brightly colored photo taken during the day. The photo shows rainbow colored bricks at Linky Stone Park (map location) in downtown Greenville.

I had a very enjoyable photo shoot at Linky Stone Park (map location) yesterday which I am pleased to share today … Rick Forest is adding a few additional murals to his collection at the park. For local readers I recommend you stop by and enjoy his art. I am especially impressed with Rick’s murals that wrap around the columns supporting the overpass which Linky Stone Park is under … For anyone interesting in contacting Rick you can reach him at (864) 361-8403 or by email.
Click on the thumbnails to see larger images of children who were watching Rick paint.
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I would like to say thank you to the parents for giving their permission to have the children appear.
PS: Check back in a week and I will share a photo of the murals Rick is working on.


