There are two stuffed bears inside of Harris Hearing, and I am not sure want to know why.
A side walk that leads to a wall.
Rainbow Fence
Empressively etched faces on the side of a wall.
"PROVO"
I have never spent much time in Downtown Provo,
besides the occasional Comedy Sports fix and Indian Palace dining, but I very
much enjoyed my stroll in the Downtown area. I was intrigued by a lot of the little
details, but what most fascinated me were the people. The Downtown area I can
easily say is one of most diverse places in the city. People from different
classes, generations, races all walked the streets.
Other
post's I have read have talked about the historic-rundown attributes of the perimeters
we were given and I have to agree with them. Despite the traffic and the number
of people this place could belong in an abandoned mining town, except for the
hypster-ish twist that some of the buildings carry. And I also noticed the
"weirdness" of Downtown: stuffed bears fighting in a hearing-aid
shop, sidewalks that lead into walls, etched graffiti, as well as brightly
painted fences and walls. I also feel that Downtown is divided into parts, each
part with it's own distinct culture. The cultural differences that are
supported by such a small area make up for the diversity, history, rundown
hipster trends that define the area.
I liked the photo of the rainbow fence a lot. That had a cool perspective to it.
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