December 11, 2023

New Mural by RMA Students

Front Royal, VA


The picnic shelter in Francis Burrell Brooks Park is now brightened by a wildlife mural. Designed and painted by students at nearby Randolph Macon Academy, the mural shows the beautiful forests and mountains that the area is famous for. 

Mosaic / Monday Murals / Blue Monday

When I photographed this mural, I was less than a mile from Shenandoah National Park, so of course, I made a brief foray there. I saw some deer at Dickey Ridge, and one of them was nice enough to pose for me.


13 comments:

  1. What a beautiful mural! Even better that it was designed by students.

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  2. Stunning mural and it looks huge too! Love that the deer posed for you :) Thanks for participating in Monday Murals Linda.

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  3. I love that deer that turned for your photo! The mural is fabulous, what a love addition to the neighbourhood. I hope your countdown to the festive season is going well!
    Wren x

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  4. I love the beautiful wildlife mural. The deer is a cutie!
    Take care, have a great day.

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  5. A beautiful mural and so nice to see the deer. Looks like you had nice weather that day. The views are spectacular.

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  6. Great to see the students occupied with this kind of work.

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  7. ...the mural is fantastic.

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  8. Beautiful mural and cute deer!

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  9. Great mural. I think I'll suggest one for our picnic shelter also...maybe a contest or just school children brought together with unifying them. Loved the deer checking you out!

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  10. That is wonderfully done. Nice of the deer to pause.

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  11. As cool as the mural is, it is the picture of the whitetail that I really loved!

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  12. Love this murals especially for the Christmas time too.
    Thank you being part at
    MosaicMonday

    I enjoyed reading. Have a good week.

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