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By South OB Girl
Two photos are shown below and show the care and concern the businesses one block from Sunset Cliffs Natural Park have shown for the Ocean Beach and Point Loma communities. The photos show murals painted in this area of OB. One mural is on the wall of Trinidad Motors and the second mural is on the wall of the Little Lion.
Art Historian training inspires me to analyze the images and stories painted in these murals, but in short, locals have enjoyed these murals and the murals have contributed a pleasant aesthetic to the neighborhood. The mural at Trinidad shows four musicians walking along the beach with instruments, with a bright blue sky and bright blue ocean. The mural at the Little Lion represents part of the family’s history and individuals in the boat represent family members.
Angel Gonzalez, the owner of Trinidad Motors, has worked very hard to build his business. From the first day he moved in, he was cleaning and making repairs to the site with his family and friends and he had the whole building painted with new colors. His mother and father were there helping in what ways they could, and Angel did the heavy lifting. The building looked (and still looks) very nice with its crisp, fresh gray paint.
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By South OB Girl
Two photos are shown below and show the care and concern the businesses one block from Sunset Cliffs Natural Park have shown for the Ocean Beach and Point Loma communities. The photos show murals painted in this area of OB. One mural is on the wall of Trinidad Motors and the second mural is on the wall of the Little Lion.
Art Historian training inspires me to analyze the images and stories painted in these murals, but in short, locals have enjoyed these murals and the murals have contributed a pleasant aesthetic to the neighborhood. The mural at Trinidad shows four musicians walking along the beach with instruments, with a bright blue sky and bright blue ocean. The mural at the Little Lion represents part of the family’s history and individuals in the boat represent family members.
Angel Gonzalez, the owner of Trinidad Motors, has worked very hard to build his business. From the first day he moved in, he was cleaning and making repairs to the site with his family and friends and he had the whole building painted with new colors. His mother and father were there helping in what ways they could, and Angel did the heavy lifting. The building looked (and still looks) very nice with its crisp, fresh gray paint.
