The mural was painted on the side of a retaining wall holding up Highway 87 at the corner of St. John Street and Almaden Boulevard in San Jose, California.

The mural was a background for potted trees and light posts. In the foreground a woman holding a pole was most prominent.

An old woman sat holding a staff a the edge of a field of crops with a farmhouse in the distance.

If you look closely, you would spot the back of a chair. Clearly the woman sat in a chair to rest.

Behind the woman a boy, wearing a baseball hat, played the flute.

Behind the boy stood a rustic farm house.

Look close and see a windmill in the distance behind the old woman.

Look Close and see a smiley face on the boy's shirt. That face is the only splash of color in this mural.

Look close and see a four paned window on the top floor of the farmhouse behind the boy.

Look close and notice a skull on the hat of the boy.

Look close and notice the white hair of the woman and what is either a hoop earing or a curl of hair.