October 18, 2025:
TULARE:
Murals Walking Tour:
Close to Lindsay, Tulare has a number of murals.
Yokuts of Central California by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna
The Bears by Nadi Spencer
Welcome to Tulare by CK Mural Team
The Donut Girls by Patrick Barszcz
Man versus Pigeons by Michael Kohler
The Elopement by Colleen Goodwin Chronister (groom is behind a tree)
Olympic Gold by CK Mural Team
Olympic Silver by CK Mural Team
E. J. Ryan Druggist by Michael Kohler
Linders by Colleen Mitchell Veyna
Howell’s Garage by Michael Kohler
Yosemite by Michael Kohler
Respect Dignity Equality by CK Mural Team
Greetings from Tulare California
Rankin Field by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna
EXETER:
Murals Walking Tour:
The Exeter Mural Program began in the 1990s and has over 30 murals depicting the town’s history, culture, and natural scenery.
Cattle Drive Down Rocky Hill by Nadi Spencer
Timber Trail by Martin Weekly
Hometown News by Gary Kerby
Mineral King ‘In Our Back Yard’ by Jana Botkin
4th of July in Exeter by Gary Kerby
Men + Mules + Water = Power by Jana Botkin
Yokuts Harvest by Ben Barker
Yokohl Brand by Gary Kerby
Tracks of Time by Michael Stanford, Yuri Somoy & Matt Hemsworth
Our Town, Circa 1925 by James Fahnestock
Golden Harvest by Claudia Fletcher
From Foundry to Field by Ken Cardoza
Bear Statue
Mountain Lion Statue
Monarch Baseball Player
Orange Harvest by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna and Morgan McCall
Leta and Hawtoy by Ivonne Nagle
Packing Ladies by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna
Poppies and Lupine by Varian Mace
Mural Map
Rocky Hill Guardian by Steven Ball
Passport to Paradise by Jeff Crozier
When Emperors Ruled by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna
Firebaugh Ranch, Circa 1890
Kiwanis Wading Pool by Glen Hill
Protect & Serve, Circa 1940s by Tom Booth
Freedom Fighters by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna
Exeter Centennial 1911-2011 by Steven Ball
Exeter Fruit Labels by Lola Collins
The People Behind the Label by Chuck Caplinger
Exeter Road Race, Circa 1916 by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna
Anna’s Flowers by Christie Caldwell
Halloween Decoration
The Invincibles by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna and Kelsey Gilles.
Kaweah High School by Colleen Mitchell-Veyna and Kelsey Gilles
SEQUOIA NATIONAL PARK:
Hike to General Sherman Tree:
We hiked 1.1 miles to see the General Sherman Tree, the largest tree on earth.
Start of Sherman Tree Trail
Halfway to the Largest Tree on Earth
General Sherman Tree Overlook Sign
General Sherman Tree from Overlook (Thick Tree in the Middle)
Description of General Sherman Tree
General Sherman Tree
Log Tunnel:
We waited patiently in line to drive our car through the Sequoia Log Tunnel.
Log Tunnel
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