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Graffiti Bridge
1888
17th Avenue, Pensacola, Florida
CC0 · Wikimedia Commons
A low railroad trestle from 1888 that Pensacola treats as its public sketchbook: painted and repainted so often, sometimes several times a day, that the paint itself is inches thick. Birthdays, memorials, proposals and apologies all go up and get covered by morning. The railroad long ago stopped fighting it, and the city sells prints of a bridge whose surface never looks the same twice.
That was 1 of the hidden places.
Location: historic site
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