Dayton is in an agricultural area where there are Mennonite families.
July 23, 2018
Mural on a Blacksmith Shop.
I read that there were new murals in the town of Dayton, VA. Lynn and I drove around town and found them on the side of a blacksmith shop. l
When I pulled into the parking lot of the shop, a horse and buggy followed me in. The driver unhitched his horse from the buggy and lead it into the bay of the shop. Soon I heard the metallic sound of horseshoes being tapped onto the horse's feet.
Dayton is in an agricultural area where there are Mennonite families.
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Arts and Crafts,
Shenandoah
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Wow, the blacksmith shop must have a lot of business.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the nice wall of murals Linda.
...a blacksmith shop isn't easily found these days!
ReplyDeleteSuper mural, and such a great wagon with modern rubber tires! Improvements over older styles! I had several ancestors who were blacksmiths.
ReplyDeleteAnd the seat is upholstered.
DeleteBlacksmiths must be in big demand in the countryside. Nice murals and I really like that wagon.
ReplyDeleteAh, there the blacksmith is still in demand.
ReplyDeleteThat is amazing! Makes you feel like the olden days!
ReplyDeleteNeat murals! I like the one of the basket of apples. Also, how interesting to find a blacksmith's shop.
ReplyDeleteHa ha! I'd love to be followed by a horse and buggy.
ReplyDeleteLove the mural and the wagon too!
ReplyDeleteLovely pictures.
All the best Jan
Not often that you see a blacksmith shop, these days.
ReplyDeletei always wonder how murals get where they are? so awesome!! hope u r enjoying your July ... hoping August will be a bit more cooler. i hope???! ( ;
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