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August 11, 2014

Murals at a Farm Market


The Mt. Airy Farm Market doubles as a post office. It's at the intersection of US. Routes 50 and 340 near the town of Boyce, Virginia.

Linking to: Monday Murals

16 comments:

  1. Jim1:57 AM, August 11, 2014

    They're bright and colourful.

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  2. Debbie at Travel with Intent3:32 AM, August 11, 2014

    Bright, colourful and super appropriate.

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  3. Halcyon3:50 AM, August 11, 2014

    I love this one! Great mural for a market. :)

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  4. biebkriebels5:23 AM, August 11, 2014

    Inviting image to buy some things in the store.

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  5. Chrissy Brand5:37 AM, August 11, 2014

    Bright and breezy, I like them.

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  6. Billy Blue Eyes8:21 AM, August 11, 2014

    They are nice & bright

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  7. TexWisGirl8:48 AM, August 11, 2014

    how cute that it's a post office, too! :)

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  8. PerthDailyPhoto9:14 AM, August 11, 2014

    Perfect mural for this spot Linda.

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  9. Connie10:26 AM, August 11, 2014

    I like those! So bright and cheery!

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  10. Rebecca11:54 AM, August 11, 2014

    I want a mural on the side of Lee's shop.

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  11. EG CameraGirl1:14 PM, August 11, 2014

    These are very appropriate for a farm market!

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  12. RedPat5:41 PM, August 11, 2014

    Perfect for their location!

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  13. Su-sieee! Mac5:47 PM, August 11, 2014

    Very cool murals. I like how the post office doubles as the farmers market. I can just imagine the friendliness going on.
    Take 25 to Hollister

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  14. William Kendall8:15 PM, August 11, 2014

    The mural work is quite cheerful.

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  15. Oakland Daily Photo12:24 AM, August 12, 2014

    This is the kind of folk art that perfectly meshes with a farmers market. Thanks for contributing to this week's Monday Mural.

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  16. Eat To Live10:00 AM, August 13, 2014

    Our farmers market doesn't have murals. Most of ours are out in the open at a park or some place like that.

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