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Old
Town Berea: Many cities have a historical or "Old Town" hidden
within. This area of Berea is one of the more unique areas because it
is essentially an artists village. There are interesting shops filled
with one of a kind items, and throughout the town of Berea, brightly
decorated six-feet tall hands were beautifully painted. This project
was sponsored by the Berea Arts Council. In all, there were 12 hands,
Lee and Karen Duquette did not find them all. Each one was created by
a different artist. |
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Each side of
the hand shown below had two people upside down. On the front side,
each person is facing a different way and there seems to be an extra
leg and foot on the side of the guy. Notice the peace sign on the back
side. |
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Below: Karen Duquette accepted
a helping hand. |
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Below: Quilts
on the side of buildings throughout Berea, Kentucky represent some type
of a driving tour. Lee and Karen Duquette have seen quilt signs on many
buildings during their travels, but Karen does not usually get a chance
to photograph them. |
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Below: Then Lee
Duquette drove to the nearby Memorial Park and they enjoyed their picnic
lunch and the wonderful weather. The pavilion had two beautiful mosaics
made by children. Karen Duquette especially liked the one with the sky,
clouds, and the earth's globe with North and South America showing.
This park had a child's playground, covered picnic pavilion and a small
parking lot. It is right next to the Berea College Eco-Village. |
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Then Lee and Karen Duquette
returned to Renfro Valley KOA and learned that the campground was showing
a movie that evening, which they enjoyed. |
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