At that point I was in disbelief & decided to widen my circle. And then as I approached the quonset, I saw not 1 but TWO entire walls painted, with multiple scenes, and another painted kiosk. Did my best to get a few selfies w/ some of the artists' hard labors. As I walked toward the quonset, I discovered an entire small art-park with sculptures and seats. I wasn't even able to make sense of all this artwork in such a small town. While trying to get into position to photograph THAT, I saw a small shed with a painted winter scene nearby, and off in the distance, a well-painted quonset. As I got on-scene and positioned myself for a photo, I turned my head and saw ANOTHER mural next to a fire department.the most beautiful of them all, devoted to the courage and devotion of firefighters. so I took off on a jaunt to see the story on that further building. I vowed to photograph all 3! As I walked out in the middle of the street and cautiously looked both ways, I saw another building on a perpendicular street with a mural on it. I decided to pull over quickly and photograph it.Īs I pulled over, I saw 2 more painted buildings. (Oberammergau is a town in Bavaria, Germany, famous for its fairytale paintings on buildings.) I've never seen such a thing in a small town hidden from most GPSes. Drove slowly through, and was stunned to see a massive painting on a building which immediately brought Oberammergau to mind. The streets were well-signed, and I easily followed the arrows pointing to 'downtown'. I could see there was a town to the left, and thought it was such a shame that highways steer people away from communities. I was westbound on Hwy 29, and needed to turn North onto US45.

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