Today I'm sharing more of the lizard family that lives at Pima & Craycroft. For another view & more info on the artist, check yesterday's posting. Fun! 
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Are there many of them around? They would really give a shock if one suddenly appears next to you.
ReplyDeleteI think there are eight in total on this corner. Some are the climbing 3-D ones and some are embedded into the sidewalk as 'flat art.' Go check them out! (:
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