February 7, 2022

Around Woodstock on a Monday

Blog Post #7828

The first thing I had to do today was get a tired replaced at Hepner's on Hoover Road.


I decided to drive around a little bit before heading home. This popular restaurant looked like it might have a mural to share with Monday Murals and sure enough, there was one in the lobby.



I also drove down Hollingsworth Road and took some photos at the park for the Friends of Seven Bends State Park on Facebook. Recently I volunteered to be an "Admin" on the page and I wanted to test my authorization to make posts there. It worked, and people "liked" the pictures.

There were things to do at home and I worked on a few of them. Also I texted back and forth with Lynn and accidentally found a way to distort photos on Messenger, but I don't know if I could do it again. 

  Collage: Car Window and Antenna Flower, Distorted Selfie, Mail Truck.

10 comments:

  1. Great new mural discovery Linda.
    That's funny with the photo distortion on messenger, never heard of it.
    Thanks for participating in Monday Murals.

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  2. Pretty mural, I like the views of the park. Take care, enjoy your day and the week ahead.

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  3. I wonder if people actively hunted for murals before Sami's blog?

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    1. Another blogger hosted Monday Murals before Sami. Seems like it was in San Diego but I may be wrong.

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    2. Oh, it was Oakland Daily Photo!

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  4. ...I like the Seven Bends State Park sign!

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  5. Pretty mural at the restaurant. Nice park with a great sign.

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  6. I've not heard of photo distortion on messenger.

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  7. I enjoyed seeing all of these, and especially a new mural!

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  8. I like the way you operate! Drive around, stop for a photo op or two on the way to doing something else... that is the way to live and all of us are the beneficiaries -- thank you!! (And neat that you v olunteered to be the FB adm for that beautiful park.

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