DC Hidden Murals #13: Every Day I See Something Traditional Cache

The thirteenth in a series of caches I hope will bring attention to DC's wealth of "hidden" mural art.

"Every Day I See Something New" by artist Cita Sadeli aka Chelove adorns a wall on the corner of Champlain and Kalorama NW, just a couple blocks from my old office in Adams Morgan.

Chelove describes her work, completed in November 2011, as:

"Love for my city. A nod to its musical heroes, flavor centers & hidden treasures. Freshly wrapped in Washington, DC".

The Washington City Paper's article Anatomy of a Mural (vol 32, #7) uncovers the background of the project and the meanings of many mural elements -- how many do you recognize?

As usual with this urban series, expect coords to be approximate; once you see the murals you'll need to rely on your geosense more than your GPS.

Please remember to replace just as found, and don't forget your favorite writing utensil -- enjoy!

** Congrats to BonjourGanesh for the FTF! **