Looking back. Details from a couple of years ago.
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Knucklehead in Black and White
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1937 Harley Davidson Knucklehead.
Fishing Lures
Still life images of antique fishing lures. I love these old plugs.
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Kayaking
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Cory Routh paddles recently near Chesapeake, Virginia. Besides his official duties as a water quality tech and wildlife biologist, Cory runs a kayak fishing service called Ruthless Fishing. For info, go to http://www.ruthlessfishing.com/.
The Neighbor’s Sunflowers
Fields of sunflowers are starting to appear in our neighborhood in Grays Chapel, North Carolina. Some of the local farmers are beginning to experiment with them for oil and to supplement their livestock feed. These were at a dairy down the road.
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Planting Vegetables, A Family Affair
Week before last was a little cooler around here and I found the folks at Walker Farms in Grays Chapel, North Carolina out in the field planting vegetables. Bill Walker and his wife Barbara and sons Mark, Matthew, and Michael, along with daughter-in-law Heather grow vegetables of all kinds for retail and wholesale sale at the state’s farmers’ markets. Most of the family was out in the field the day I stopped by.
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Variation on a Theme
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It’s been a big week for tomatoes in our garden in Grays Chapel, North Carolina. A rainbow heirloom.
Tomato Medley
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From the garden.
Dried Beans on the Green Table
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Still life of dried heirloom rattlesnake beans from my son’s garden.
Queen Anne’s Lace
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Still life of Queen Anne’s Lace, a summer wild flower in North Carolina.
