finding funky public art
Even without a personal friendship, I LIKE the municipal worker responsible for this piece of art. It makes me smile.
A street smile sure beats the heck out of road rage, doesn’t it?
But of course there’s the question: graffiti? public art?
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© SVSeekins, 2014
It struck me as a clever addition to a classic bike lane icon. Just adding 2 extra bits of green paint turn the cyclist into a super hero. 🙂
Now I have to ask: Is this graffiti? or public art?
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© SVSeekins, 2014
The adventure is over.
Handrails.
It’s like putting training wheels on a bicycle – after I’ve learned to ride.
But that’s a selfish thought. I do recognize that so many more folk can experience ‘the point’ now, so I applaud the change.
Ogden Point Breakwater had planned the renovation for some time, so it wasn’t a surprise.
It certainly wasn’t a surprise that it’s more relaxed now.
And it shouldn’t have been a surprise that it’s more crowded, but I was taken aback by the number of baby strollers & dog walkers just walking along super slowly. I couldn’t travel at my usual brisk pace! It was more like Government Street in the summer.
Thankfully there is access to the lower steps… That’s where I find the adventure now. Pay attention to your footing or you may twist an ankle, slip into a crevice, or end up in the drink.
🙂
Watching the scuba divers enter the water, & the fisher folk doing their thing is also pretty cool. But even cooler is watching a public art gallery in development….
Overall, I’m still happy, AND more people can experience the adventure – at whichever fear factor they choose. What’s your call?
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© SVSeekins and Garden Variety Life, 2013
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