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People of all ages followed their inspirations this week as they drew along the wall that separates Inch Arran Park from the beach on the Bay of Chaleur.
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Kids and parents in Heron Bay did some painting as part of the Bon Ami Get Together Festival in Heron Bay. (Honorine Ngountchoup/CBC)
People of all ages followed their inspirations this week as they drew along the wall that separates Inch Arran Park from the beach on the Bay of Chaleur.
The creation of the mural was part of the Bon Ami Get Together Festival in Heron Bay, a community that includes the former town of Dalhousie.
The 10-day event offers a wide range of community, sporting and artistic options for the public.
Madeleine de Ste-Croix, who was in charge of the mural project, called it “important.”
“I think it’s just very significant because it just shows that when we get together as a community, and we contribute to our community and work together, then we can really develop beautiful things like this beautiful art wall,” Ste-Croix said.
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