Stone mushrooms 
Spring is springing in Northern California. It was time to get out of the house for some fresh air and street art in Yountville, California. Yountville is a lovely alternative to some of the busy wineries and shopping districts of its neighbor Napa, Saint Helena or Calistoga. It was also the perfect place to get outdoors safely masked in public.
Wherever you are today, whether its still snowy or tropical and warm or somewhere in between, I would like to send you some California sunshine from one of the most famous regions on the planet, for good reason.
Cheers.
Bulldog Travels / Photos By Jenny 
Spring has sprung up here as well! Good for Yountville with the public art. It’s how to take a drop-dead gorgeous area and make it even better. –Curt
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I totally agree. What a quaint little place and the art just gives everyone one more fun thing to do outside. (Particularly now when people still aren’t too keen on hanging out together inside.)
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I loved Yountville and am hoping to get back real soon. As soon as I saw the stone mushrooms the memories flooded back in.
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Spring and fall are such pretty times there.
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Nice art. strangely enough I was not too keen on “modern art” when I was young. I’ve learnt to appreciate it over the years. There are some powerful pieces there.
Did you taste the wine? 🍷
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We didn’t taste this time. Some of the art is better than others. But it certainly oh brings interest. I didn’t like it as much when I was younger either. But some of it is very good. I’ve also been to places where it is temporary which is fun. Come and enjoy for six months knowing that it is going. Going. Gone.
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Is art imitating life? Ephemeral? 😉
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