'A love letter to Clark Fork'
Clark Fork Mayor Russ Schenck poses with artist Claire Green in front of the recently completed "Welcome to Clark Fork" mural on the Lightning Creek, Inc. storage building.
Photo courtesy RUSS SCHENCK
Clark Fork Mayor Russ Schenck poses with artist Claire Green in front of the recently completed "Welcome to Clark Fork" mural on the Lightning Creek, Inc. storage building.
Photo courtesy RUSS SCHENCK
A scene from the "Welcome to Clark Fork" mural.
Photo courtesy RUSS SCHENCK
A scene from the "Welcome to Clark Fork" mural.
Photo courtesy RUSS SCHENCK
A scene from the "Welcome to Clark Fork" mural.
Photo courtesy RUSS SCHENCK
A scene from the "Welcome to Clark Fork" mural.
Photo courtesy RUSS SCHENCK
A scene from the "Welcome to Clark Fork" mural.
Photo courtesy RUSS SCHENCK
CLARK FORK — It is, quite simply, a 960-square-foot love letter to Clark Fork and North Idaho.
Originally meant as a simple sign replacement, the mural was to be a simple update of the "Welcome to Clark Fork" sign on Russ and Pam Schenck's Lightning Creek, Inc. storage building.