After a lovely lunch we found this piano in a parking lot,
I think it may have been one of the most beautiful pianos of them all.
This is Piano #13 on Grant Street.
Dawn was still going strong but I was flagging. I needed a nap!
But we found a quilt museum shop, that's almost as good as a nap! There I saw examples of Christine Morgan's "Sew and Slash" quilt designs. Intriguing, I must try that!
Piano #14
This piano was painted by the Root 222 group and it was Demuth Museum's piano. There was a painting in our hotel from the same group, very interesting.
Piano #15...
Was hidden away in the courtyard of a church. You look at the gate and it seems locked... however, we were instructed to go on in anyway. The imposing gate yielded to touch and it was a beautiful world away inside a busy city. We uncovered the piano and enjoyed it's beauty.
Another beautiful piano!
Even Sara got in on playing this one, with a little help from her Mom.
A piano in a lovely courtyard sponsored by a Yoga place... inspired a yoga pose.
Then it was time to visit the bead store!
(Do we know how to have an adventure or what?!)
Happy Trails,
-Carmen Rose
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