Yesterday I posted photos of the murals in downtown Colquitt, Georgia. Those murals pale in comparison to the silo murals in this small Georgia town.
Neither Saint Helen nor I claim to be professional photographers, and our only cameras are on our iPhones. Hopefully, though, our photos will convey at least an idea of the scope and beauty of these larger than life works of art:
Every crop grown in the area surrounding Colquitt is depicted on the silos.
We stopped in at the Colquitt Chamber of Commerce before heading downtown, and the women there were full of lively conversation and helpful information. In a future post I’ll share the town’s Cotton Hall Theatre schedule. I’m hoping that Studly Doright and I can attend one of their Swamp Gravy performances in the near future.
Peace, people!
Praying for Eyebrowz 
Fantastic!
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It’s pretty amazing.
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Now, I wonder who started this wonderful idea of murals in this town? The community must be proud of this accomplishment.
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That’s a good question! I’ll see if I can find out.
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My sister’s and their families live here. It is amazing to see this in person. Beautiful town and warm friendly loving people.
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