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I agree with you whole heartedly. This person is an artist but this was not the place.
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Traci
Thank you so much for the feature Cathy!! That is so very sweet of you. 😉
Happy Happy WW!
I have to agree with your thoughts on this. To mark the natural world is somehow not appropriate, especially when it comes to art. And I do believe there is art in many graffiti pieces.
While I do not condone graffiti,I can certainly love it secretly!
Not the worst graffiti, but I agree that we should leave nature alone!
I like a lot, but I agree with your words, respect nature!
i do not like graffiti and especially on nature. Wishing you a wonderful day and enjoy your break from blogging.
Julie
some graffiti doesn’t bother me – some of it is very artful. there’s a guy in my city who does this fantastic murals and paintings on old abandoned buildings. I think it makes them look beautiful.
and I surely wouldn’t mind someone leaving me poetry!
Enjoy your break!
It’s nice done. And I think it’s better to write on stone than to scratch in the bark of trees … but I agree with you.
Happy WW 🙂
At least it is not vulgar. And the colors and script are pretty.
Graffiti always fascinates me-it’s definitely an art form in and of itself! Although I do agree that the beauty of nature should be mostly off limits.