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Washougal muralist Travis London hopes latest work ‘adds value to the park’

The Camas-Washougal Pickleball Club has commissioned a mural to be painted on the side of a pump house at Hathaway Park, home to Wolfe Courts. The mural, depicting a wolf, is being created by Washougal muralist Travis London. The mural will "make the old building have some new life with lots of color" and "encourage more visitors to come to our courts and bring in more revenue around the Washougal area," according to the CWPC president.

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A mockup of the mural by Washougal artist Travis London that will soon grace the south side of a pump house next to the pickleball courts at Hathaway Park in Washougal. The mural design features an adult wolf, several wolf pups, pickleballs and pickleball paddles. (Courtesy of Travis London)

The Camas-Washougal Pickleball Club is infusing new life into an old building with a little help from a well-known local artist and the city of Washougal.

The CWPC, an arm of the Vancouver-based Columbia River Pickleball Club, recently received $800 from the city of Washougal to cover the south side of the pump house next to Hathaway Park’s Wolfe Courts with a mural painted by Washougal artist Travis London.

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