Wooden staircase descends into excavation site amidst colorful mural backdrop.
An outdoor daytime view looking down at a wooden staircase in an excavation site. The staircase is made of bare wood boards with straight cut ends. Five step boards are attached to two wood beams. The steps are descending into a lower elevation. They descend toward the viewer and slightly to the left. Three boards a placed together at the base of the staircase, and at the top of the staircase. Two, two by four board posts are on each side at the bottom and at the top of the stairs. The bottom right post has two stacked cinder block stepping stones under it, to level it. A board is attached at the top of these posts to create a handrail. The stairs are against a steep dirt drop off into the site. There is a concrete foundation wall that angles from the middle left edge of the frame slightly toward the right. There is a large square concrete post at the right end of this wall. A large, colorfully hand painted mural fills the top left corner of the frame. It is attached to the wall and post. It appears to be some horses' hind ends that are standing in a pasture.