Which public lavatories in the Duluth area have the most interesting graffiti?
Thirsty Pagan for sure.
From two years ago at Carmody Irish Pub … still a favorite.
This one from the men’s room at Tom’s Burned Down Café on Madeline Island might not quite qualify as graffiti, since it is obviously part of the intended décor.
Used to be the Anchor, but they fixed that.
Fitger’s complex during the golden age of the grout puns c.2006
Amity Coffee!
At Carmody Aug. 2:
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Thirsty Pagan for sure.
From two years ago at Carmody Irish Pub … still a favorite.
This one from the men’s room at Tom’s Burned Down Café on Madeline Island might not quite qualify as graffiti, since it is obviously part of the intended décor.
Used to be the Anchor, but they fixed that.
Fitger’s complex during the golden age of the grout puns c.2006
Amity Coffee!
At Carmody Aug. 2: