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Healthy Vegan - Marseille Street Graffiti Art

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A couple of weeks back, I went on holiday for a week in Marseille, South of France .   I have a lot of holiday photographs to share, for readers of my blog, also for family and friends to look at, but today I share some photographs of Marseille Street Art.  I do have a load and I mean a load more to share, but lets begin with these.     l am liking this one very much.  Its of a young kid dressed wearing a Marseille Football shirt.  I like his and his dogs goofy smile. Around the corner is either his brother or friend.  If you click on the image, the houses in the pictures, are cleverly done - many were 3D. Marseille Fisherman with sardines. One of D's favourite movies: The Kid starring Charlie Chaplin.   Was on this door - see upper right.  This street art was the size of my hand. You could easily miss it, in fact I did. If you enjoyed these, then you will be pleased to not that ...

Healthy Vegan - Marseille Streets and Graffiti Art

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Here are some more photographs from my holiday in  Marseille Street Art .   And some of Marseille Streets   I liked this one as it has a sticker of one of the movies that had an impact on me: La Haine  (1995) and here is a relatively recent article by The Guardian on what has changed 20 years on ?   Here is a link to the trailer if you interested. Brick City

Healthy Vegan - Graffiti Art Down Bristol Alleys

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Forget about what you will find in the woods... If you go down this little alley in the city centre of Bristol, England you will find some interesting wildlife albeit through graffiti art.   We stumbled upon  this alley on our way to Bristol Harbourside for Bristol Veg Fest a few weeks back.  For more photographs from graffiti art from Bristol, follow these links Stokes Croft Murals Part of Bristol Graffiti Art ;  Relentless Optimism   Welcome to Bristol Graffiti Art Graffiti Art for the People. Then we stumbled upon an exhibition called I'd Rather Watch Prints Dry part of The Festival of Apathy.    The exhibition was hosted at The Letterpress Collective. What's In The Menu Today?! I am sharing some of these pictures  with   My Sunday Photo  hosted by One Dad 3 Girls.