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The final installment of the porch mural |
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I�m starting at the train station again to show you some changes I made to my train. I added a few rocks over the tunnel and scattered around the hill, but the big thing was I removed the smoke coming from the train. I�m going to add it back later, probably this spring with some people and other stuff, or not. |
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After leaving the station and moving on down the dirt road you first pass the Kingsford's Brew House. It�s the local micro-brewery. After knocking back a few cool ones you can then get a bicycle at Wheeler's Bike Shop next door. They specialize in penny-farthings so I hope you have strong legs. |
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From the bike shop you pedal past the courthouse on your way to the bakery. |
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Next to the bakery lives a French guy. He doesn�t come out much because people are still ticked at him, and even now they only buy freedom bread at the bakery. |
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It was about here the mural project began to wear on me I really wanted to get done. So with Susan�s encouraging words ringing in my ears, �will you ever get all that paint, ladders and other crap off the porch�, I decided to speed things up a bit. This section became, well, nothing but some needed green spaces for the town people. |
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Click here and it will take you to the full monty so to speak. I laid out a panaramic view as if you're standing on the proch. It sort of lets you see what the whole thing looks like. |
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Family page |
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So with one last green space to fill, I put in Little Foot, and Sara, Abby�s two favorite dinosaurs. |
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Home |
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To the begining of the whole sordid mess |
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