What’s Going Viral: A Pressure Washer creating Art on a Dirty Driveway

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An American woman’s post of her pressure washed driveway is going viral on Facebook. It all started with a pressure washer, a gift Dianna Wood’s husband got her for her birthday.

I mean some women would have been upset receiving a gift like that… but it’s a reminder of that saying: we should never look a gift horse in the mouth.

This woman started power washing everything: the patio, the garbage cans, the vinyl fences, and then her next big project was going to be this long driveway.

A project that turned an initial plan to clean, into art. Dianna said she started pressure washing inspirational words in her driveway, which then inspired her to start creating roses, birds, butterflies and owls. Four hours later, her driveway became a masterpiece, something she wanted to share with others. Dianna posted in on Facebook, and the post went viral, it was shared over 140,000 times.

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Dianna said she never expected the attention she got from the post, but she is glad she’s been able to bring joy into people’s lives.  She says: “I think people love God’s creation, like the flowers and the birds and butterflies, and it just brings us joy and when they see something this huge it actually makes us realize how beautiful God’s creation is.”

Who would have thought that dirt and a power spray of water could create such beauty? Beautiful.


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