| MY TOWN MURALS |
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| A FAMILY FEEDING A FAMILY LOCATED: Lake Country Laundry & Cleaners on Interlake Blvd. SPONSORED BY: Oak Island Home Owners Assoc. ARTIST: John Gutcher SIZE: 42 ft wide by 11 ft 6 in. high COMPLETED: January 13, 1996 |
| Scrub Jays are on the Federal Endangered list and live only in the scrub oak. |
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| TEA AT SOUTHWINDS |
| LOCATION: Caladium Arts & Crafts Interlake Blvd. SPONSOR: Thomas Freeman ARTIST: Thomas Freeman SIZE: 60 feet wide by 30 feet high COMPLETED: May 15, 1993 |
| Shortly after Dr. Melvin Dewey died his Liti Loj Resort became the Southwinds. This southern resort is where the rich and famous would come to play. This mural was the first mural that was taken from a postcard found at the Lake Placid Historical Society. |
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| FLUSHING WOODIES |
| LOCATION: Lake Placid Tourist Club SPONSOR: Wade Kapaido ARTIST: Wade Kapaido SIZE: 13 feet 6 inches wide by 8 feet high COMPLETED: November 25,1993 |
| These shy wood ducks are rarely seen out in the open. They pair up for mating season to raise their family. The mother duck incubates her eggs which could be from 8 to 15 for about a month. Then nurtures her ducklings. Within 24 hours of hatching the mother calls to her young and they follow her to water. Woodies enjoy hollow trees from 4 to 60 feet above the ground. |
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| Fly with me to see what's next!.... |