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I’ve always loved the stained glass window in the front of the sanctuary at Mt. Gilead United Methodist Church. It extends further up toward the ceiling, but I only included the bottom portion when I composed the shot. This was … Continue reading
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Neighbor and friend Seth Couzins discing our garden after having just turned it. This had been our primary garden spot at the farm going back several decades. I have very fond memories helping my grandmother tend this plot from the … Continue reading
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Overlooking a field of broom sedge are some of the northern most peaks of the Uwharrie Mountains as seen from the top of Caraway Mountain in Randolph County, NC. The prominent peak on the horizon in the top left is Shephard’s … Continue reading
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A venomous cottonmouth (a.k.a. water moccasin) in the snake exhibit at the North Carolina Zoo. Share on Facebook
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The Steeple on the old sanctuary of Sunset Church of God in Asheboro, NC. Share on Facebook
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Hunter’s Moon – October 2016 When it first came up Saturday evening, it was very red. Unfortunately by the time I got positioned to get my photo, it had already lost most of its color. According to the Farmer’s Almanac, … Continue reading
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Afternoon sun casting some cool shadows from this high lift toting a concrete hopper. Share on Facebook
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Workers pouring concrete and getting the foundation ready for our new building. Share on Facebook
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Portrait of my neighbor on his stepladder taking a break from his roofing project. MB Share on Facebook
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Construction began this past week at Hafele’s headquarters in Archdale to renovate and expand our corporate office building. They brought out all the big boy toys in full force to get the site ready. Mayor Bert Lance Stone and members … Continue reading
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