You'll find this classy scene just behind the high chain-link fence at M&M Customs, 3040 N. Stone.(Car subject to change.)
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- Tattoo murals
- Maybe a mural, part three
- Maybe a mural, part two
- Maybe a mural, part one
- Monster Mural on Country Club
- Got mural?
- Boot Bunkhouse
- The famous hidden 100-foot-long mural
- Some of Stone's many murals: #4
- Some of Stone's many murals: #3
- Some of Stone's many murals: #2
- Some of Stone's many murals: #1
- Flowers on Fort Lowell
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- Half-hidden mural
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Re-using images (please read)
Jerry Peek's images are public-domain. For non-profit use, he'd appreciate a mention of his name and JerryPeek.com. For profit, please ask first from the contact form above; give the title of the blog entry, which image, and what you'd like to do.
For full-size versions of these shrunken photos — for instance, to print in a magazine — Jerry has them.
(Jerry is a volunteer who loves to show you murals, and your kindness will help him go on.) Thanks for reading!
For full-size versions of these shrunken photos — for instance, to print in a magazine — Jerry has them.
(Jerry is a volunteer who loves to show you murals, and your kindness will help him go on.) Thanks for reading!
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