This is one of Richmond’s Murals. I passed it on my way to Staunton. When I first saw it, instead of turning back and snapping a photo, knowing this week’s challenge, and knowing I was ignoring my inner voice, I kept going. Since Friday, I’ve been thinking of this Mural and the challenge on ‘hand’. Therefore, I made a special trip back to the mural and took the photo that has been haunting me all weekend. Please enjoy.
Close up view of two hands.
The full Mural covers the entire side of the building.
Two more hands.
P.S. When that little voice speaks, listen.
orples 
So glad you did.. nice take on theme and lovely pictures…;)
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WOW! What an amazing mural. I can understand your fasination with it. I can’t stop looking at it. I’m glad you did a full view as well as close ups. I wonder if it has a title. My, there is so many images in it.
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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Perfect for the challenge Marcy! Good you doubled back!
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Ooh –what a cool mural. I’m glad you went back to snap some pictures!
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Wonderful take on this week’s challenge – nice post! 🙂
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such a wonderful mural marcy, thanks for going back to share it with us!
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Awesome mural. Great choice for the challenge.
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wow, is this ever a unique piece of art.
thanks for going back!
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An beautiful and inspiring mural. Whoever made this had a vision, a vision the world needs to see. We all need to work together to bring a better future for all. It starts with one voice…soon enough, everyone will heed its call. Thanks.
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Thank you, that you made a special trip back to the mural
and took the photo that has been haunting you all week…!
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I liked a lot of photo’s on other blogs, but this is the best one!!! Great job!! 🙂
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Impressive, very very impressive! Great entry, Marcy!
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Perfect placement for this mural with the grass just where it ought to be for the tree.
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