47 and clear here today, but will get into the mid 80s, according to the forecast. Found a rooster in the yard this morning, a big one. I think our neighbor got one to guard the hens.
Wow. These graffiti artists will go far and wide and use any medium they can get their hands on.
Rather intriguing I might say – kind of reminds me of sitting at a railroad crossing watching car after car go by with some rather gorgeous graffiti on the sides. Seems like a long way to haul paint cans in your particular shots.
The places graffiti artists get to, always astonishes me. There’s an empty falling to bits former college here graffitied near the top storey. The only way to do that was to come with ropes.
This graffiti seems more elevated than the usual initial-scribblers. Hope the artist found a more lucrative and more acceptable venue for his art.
Thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks, Emmblu. Interesting comment on finding a more lucrative and acceptable venue for the artist. I would assume the artist is involved in ranching, but one never knows out here. It would be great to know what other artistic endeavors the artist is into.
That IS strange Timothy!! It’s kind of beautiful in a way (though normally not my cup of tea). A reminder that’s were never actually alone no matter how far we are away from people
I find graffiti fascinating in how there seems to be the basest of animal instincts behind it. What compels people to want to mark their their territory like cats spraying on the walls? Thanks, LaShelle.
Strange, but intriguing. I can see someone travelling around looking for odd places to spray.
On the 5 hour train ride to Ottawa there is mucho country side, with graffiti in the strangest places. There is also graffiti all over the passing trains’ cars that transport supplies.
The passenger trains are not graffitied.
All graffiti all the time it seems. The frieght train cars in these parts are completely covered in graffiti. The do keep the passenger trains free of graffiti. Thanks, Resa.
Off Center & Not Even 
That is strange. How far is this area from civilization?
About 100 miles in most directions. Thanks, Liz.
You’re welcome, Tim. That’s in the middle of nowhere, all right!
No that I think about in the average is 50 to 60 miles.
You find a lot of interesting slices of life, Tim, both urban and rural.
Thanks, Lavinia. It’s a chilly 52 this morning.
47 and clear here today, but will get into the mid 80s, according to the forecast. Found a rooster in the yard this morning, a big one. I think our neighbor got one to guard the hens.
Wow. These graffiti artists will go far and wide and use any medium they can get their hands on.
Amazing isn’t it. Thanks, Dale.
Truly!
Rather intriguing I might say – kind of reminds me of sitting at a railroad crossing watching car after car go by with some rather gorgeous graffiti on the sides. Seems like a long way to haul paint cans in your particular shots.
Way out of the way for sure. Thanks, Brian.
Happy Sunday 🙂
Grazie Simona.
The places graffiti artists get to, always astonishes me. There’s an empty falling to bits former college here graffitied near the top storey. The only way to do that was to come with ropes.
Or maybe hire Spinderman. It’s amazing the places one sees graffiti. I think there must be a challenge involved a lot of times. Thanks, Shey.
I think so too. No-on ever seems to see these mysterious artists !! That must be part of the challenge.
That is the most out in the middle of nowhere site we’ve ever seen graffiti. And nice it is neat and non-obscene to boot!
Wholesome farm and ranch graffiti artists. Thanks, Maj & Sher.
Mehr buntes in der Natur. Mir gefällt es.
Strange indeed! I love it that it’s mainly animals! 😉
Lots of animals in the middle of nowhere. Thanks, Marina.
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Out in the. Idle of no where but what cool captures.
Thanks, Nancy.
Love the skies, both urban and rural.
Thanks, Eunice.
You are welcome.
I am very happy to see that location isn’t a barrier to the creative spirit. LOVE this post, Tim.
There seem to be pleanty of creative in the middle of nowhere. Thanks Rebecca.
Great title, great graffiti.. were you the artist by chance?
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Hahaha! NO! Thanks, Cindy.
Slightly better than your average graffiti.
It’s not to bod. Thanks, Couriers.
This graffiti seems more elevated than the usual initial-scribblers. Hope the artist found a more lucrative and more acceptable venue for his art.
Thanks for sharing ❤
Thanks, Emmblu. Interesting comment on finding a more lucrative and acceptable venue for the artist. I would assume the artist is involved in ranching, but one never knows out here. It would be great to know what other artistic endeavors the artist is into.
Now that’s some artwork! Two very different days .. wonderful colours and clouds Tim
Thanks, Julie.
That IS strange Timothy!! It’s kind of beautiful in a way (though normally not my cup of tea). A reminder that’s were never actually alone no matter how far we are away from people
I find graffiti fascinating in how there seems to be the basest of animal instincts behind it. What compels people to want to mark their their territory like cats spraying on the walls? Thanks, LaShelle.
ROFL I’ve never thought of it that way!!
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Strange, but intriguing. I can see someone travelling around looking for odd places to spray.
On the 5 hour train ride to Ottawa there is mucho country side, with graffiti in the strangest places. There is also graffiti all over the passing trains’ cars that transport supplies.
The passenger trains are not graffitied.
All graffiti all the time it seems. The frieght train cars in these parts are completely covered in graffiti. The do keep the passenger trains free of graffiti. Thanks, Resa.
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Interesting graffiti!
Thanks, LT.