Phil and Shane from Eden Burning at Fitzgerald’s
Hoefgen Street murals in July 2025
Murals in the wild on the east side of Hoefgen Street by The Paint Yard near downtown San Antonio.
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Mural facing railroad tracks in downtown San Marcos, Texas
The mural is the work of Andrey Kravtsov. It includes images that relate to the city, the state and to nearby Texas State University.
The building is on East Martin Luther King Drive between South LBJ Drive and S Guadalupe Street. The mural is on the back side.
The San Marcos city website had more here:
New Mural Welcomes Downtown San Marcos Visitors
Pubic art on Austin’s east side
All of the art work here is on or south of 11th street and east of Interstate 35.
We Rise mural on Austin’s east side
The “We Rise” mural on the corner of 12th Street and Chicon is one of the best known.
Images within the mural include Selena, Jimi Hendrix, Biggie Smalls, James Brown, Tupac Shakur, Prince and many others.
– story about We Rise mural on e4youth.org
Brother Dave and the Barrio Blasters at Sanchos in San Antonio
Flying out of Bozeman, Montana
The afternoon before I headed home, I was killing time at the hotel as I saw a plane that had just taken off was ascending to the east with the mountains in the background.
About 24 hours later, I would be making a similar departure.
The day I headed home, I ended up spending a few extra hours at the airport due to airline issues. (That’s a whole other story). So naturally I took a few more photos. Fortunately, the concourse has lot of really big windows.
You can see the Bridger Range as you look to the north. Those are the mountains in the background as the planes take off. To the south and southeast is the Gallatin Range. Both the mountains to the north and south of Bozeman are part of a cluster of six mountain ranges that make up the Gallatin National Forest
Lake Coeur D’Alene in Idaho
I didn’t have a perfect angle to photograph the sunset on the water, but it was a pretty place that was an easy walk from the downtown shops and restaurants.
I was here is the third week of May, but I have a feeling this could be a pretty happening area in the summer.
As a sidenote, I don’t think I have ever seen as many T-shirts and other swag with Bigfoot on them as I did in the shops in Coeur D’Alene. He seems to be very popular (or at least profitable) here.
Mural in downtown Coeur D’Alene, Idaho
I found this large mural overlooking a parking lot near the corner of 2nd Street and Coeur D’Alene Ave.
Sprague Lake in eastern Washington state
According to the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife, this is a good place to fish for rainbow trout, largemouth bass, bluegill, brown bullhead and channel catfish.
This part of the Washington state wasn’t as scenic as the western half of the state – but there wasn’t a lot of traffic and it was a pleasant drive.
