Anonymous artwork under the bridge: a photo essss...ay
Cathy Dobson A snake made from colourfully painted rocks began taking shape about a week ago under the Bluewater Bridge in Point Edward's Waterfront Park. Someone anonymously erected this sign to get things started.
Eli Gorzeman, 3, shows off his favourite stone “because it’s a dinosaur” before his grandparents tell him to put it back. (Cathy Dobson photo)
Cathy Dobson
A snake made from colourfully painted rocks began taking shape about a week ago under the Bluewater Bridge in Point Edward's Waterfront Park. Someone anonymously erected this sign to get things started.
A snake made from colourfully painted rocks began taking shape about a week ago under the Bluewater Bridge in Point Edward's Waterfront Park. Someone anonymously erected this sign to get things started.(Cathy Dobson photo)
Ben Lacasse regularly walks his dog, Best, along the waterfront and has watched as rocks are added each day , many reflecting real talent and imagination.
Ben Lacasse regularly walks his dog, Best, along the waterfront and has watched as rocks are added each day. (Cathy Dobson photo)
Cousins Eli Gorzeman,3, Sawyer Gorzeman, 4, and Alister Gorzeman, 3, were on the waterfront with their grandparents, Mima and Opa from Petrolia. They loved the snake.
Cousins Eli Gorzeman,3, Sawyer Gorzeman, 4, and Alister Gorzeman, 3, on the waterfront with their grandparents. (Cathy Dobson photo)
Cathy Dobson photo.
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