One Good Thing: Rock art makes the world a prettier place amid coronavirus pandemic
Rock art submitted by Inga Meroney Pursley (Inga Meroney Pursley , KPRC)
HOUSTON – Inga Meroney Pursley shared some rocky news with KPRC 2: People are painting rocks and leaving them in areas where people walk to brighten people’s days as the coronavirus pandemic crisis continues.
Purseley wrote, “We take walks with our dogs in the morning and have spotted these wonderful works of art created by the people of our community.”
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