NEW YEARS DAY January 1, 2010 Kicking off a new decade with good friends at our new home at the bend in the road ZEBRA PICTURES Everybody gets a moment in the sun with the Trouts Farm mascot, Spot. Allen and Steve Arlo, Zafer, Lyle, Andy and Jill. David, Rachel and Scott […]
SNOW DAY January 31, 2010 SURPRISE! Our mascot, Spot was so surprised to wake up and find himself wearing a snow blanket. He looked over at the neighbors yard and there was snow everywhere! LET’S STAY HOME There was talk of a meeting in town but the road was a sheet of ice and we
FORTY POUNDS OF CABBAGE January, 2010 WINDFALL When our friends at Eastern Carolina Organics sent notification that they had some second grade cabbage for sale, we bought a case for fifteen dollars. And then we got to work. The first thing we made was cabbage burgers. Next we made sauerkraut. Which was used later in
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FIRST IMPRESSIONS OF TEXAS In which, Bob and Camille Haul all their belongings 800 miles south to Denton, Texas – despite coming down with a nasty case of the flu a few days prior to departure. ost of these impressions were taken through the passenger window of a moving truck, between coughing fits. April 5,
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS April, 2007 – Issue #71 Bob and Camille move to Texas and, among other things, celebrate Earth Day in Pittsboro, North Carolina 6 YEARS AGO – MAUI 2001 Bob enjoys Earth Day with a face painted in rich earth tones. In fact, every color on his face is made from dirt. For
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TEXAS, HERE WE COME! March, 2007 SAME AS IT EVER WAS We’re looking forward to settling into this cute cottage with its acre of bluebells. The plan to move was brought up from the back burner at the end of March, giving us a few, short weeks to pack it up and move, which is
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A ROMP THROUGH THE ART MUSEUM WITH SHIRLEY March 25, 2007 SHIRLEY LOVES ART Whether it be amusing or mesmerizing. OR STRANGE Well, it doesn’t get much stranger than Hieronymous Bosch. Or this man made from vegetables. Or these unsettling masked sculptures. OR SIMPLY SUBLIME Childhood Idyll, by William-Adolphe Bouguereau was one of
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A TASTE OF BIG CITY CULTURE March 25, 2007 CATCHING A TRAIN Denver’s light rail is quick and easy. Before you know it, you are being whisked away! With plenty of time to yak, yak, yak. BOB ON THE STREET Sunday morning is a great time to catch the city with all of
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TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS March, 2007 – Issue #70 Bob and Camille, closing the plant and fixin’ to Move to Denton, Texas after logging in another 1282 air miles. 11 YEARS AGO – LOVELAND, COLORADO 1996 Bob and Camille contemplate their future from the garage they used as a hay barn shortly before embarking on their
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DISMANTLING A BIODIESEL PLANT Bob, Steve and Rob take down the infrastructure and ship it away. February 13 – 28, 2007 TAKING IT APART Steve cuts the moorings while standing on his drywall stilts and Bob moves equipment with the forklift. GETTING THE RIGHT ANGLE ON THINGS There is a tip-over point one must be
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