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The Historic Walk of Love: The Story of the Wagon Lady
Savannah's Very Own
Wagon Lady
Ms. Rachel E. Milano
2007 Inspirational Photomontage
Direct out of her Savannah GA Studio/Gallery
"The REM Gallery"
(Photo of Artist Provided)
On April 16, 2008, The Wagon Lady departed from Savannah on a quest to Atlanta. The journey was to take sixteen days and in fact took six weeks, five days finishing June 2, 2008 at 10:19 a.m. Her goal was to raise awareness on the issues surrounding child abuse and neglect but as the miles went by, she realized it was a journey symbolic of the every day life... survival. Now, after 250 plus miles of eventful encounters to include surviving being side swiped by a semi truck, The Wagon Lady has stories to tell that will help inspire you along your personal life journey. www.thewagonlady.webs.com
Piece title:
"The Story of The Historic Walk of Love"
Wonderful conversational piece.
Artist Signature:
Signed and Laminated
Mid Size:
18" Wide by 24" Long
Medium:
Color Print
Mounted on 1/4"White Foam Board
Laminated from boarder to boarder
Packaging:
Packaged with care.
Ms. Milano creates all her pieces to benefit:
STOP~WATCH & Respond
a child abuse and neglect prevention and victim recovery organization.
The Poster Reads:
"This is as the story is told:
Once Upon a time, there were two sisters, Heather and Rachel. The sisters were born one year and ten days apart and had a love that could never die. Life for the two little girls was full of fear and shame as violence and hatred dwelled all around. Then one day, someone saw their pain and carried them each a different way. Sadly, the two little girls never saw one another again for Heather drowned. Oh how the adults did weep and were filled with remorse that they had not watched her, as they should. Still, that did not bring sweet Heather back from her eternal sleep. Rachel?s heart was forever bruised as she felt lost without her sister.
Time went by and Rachel grew, living in different places with different faces because the judge said it was not safe to go ?home?. There never really was a home until the day she was found by a mom and dad from another part of the land. At eleven years old Rachel flew in a plane far from the place where Heather was laid to rest. She lived with the family, trying her very best to fit in. As the girl began to blossom she had a hard time for no one could understand her pain. Through the joys she harbored sorrow, expressed only with pen and rhyme. The once girl became young lady who suffered with medical problems mis..... (to read more, continue to purchase)
Price: $24.95
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