North Carolina

November, 2007 – present

New Office Space

NEW OFFICE SPACE At Our Piedmont Eco Industrial Park August 21, 2009 MOVEABLE REAL ESTATE It isn’t every day you see a tractor dragging a house across the lawn. Doug had commissioned this little house built as a place for his interns to take a mid day break. It is referred to as the Sleep […]

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Dizzy Bat

DIZZY BAT – A GAME OF COORDINATION, SKILLS, SPILLS AND PLENTY OF LAUGHTER At Bart and Kate’s Farewell Party, July 25, 2009 CHUG, SPIN & BAT   Upon our arrival, Bart explained the rules of Dizzy Bat, our featured post dinner game. Jack shows how its done.  THE RULES 1. Appoint a person with a

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Moncure Deck Party

MONCURE DECK PARTY Celebrating July Birthdays – Jason, Josh, Rachel and Tim July 18, 2009 A PERFECT PLACE FOR A PARTY   Scott and Rachel’s home is a great venue for a party. The weather was perfect, too – dry, not too hot, little puffs of breeze. So party we did! On the right, Rachel,

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June 2009 – Issue #97

TROUTS LATEST PHOTOS June, 2009 – Issue #97 NONAGENARIAN   Camille turned fifty-five on June 4th and Stephanie, thirty-nine on June 8th. Together, they are ninety years old this year. SALAD SPINNER Jim and Kathryn sent Camille a new kitchen toy for her birthday, just in time for salad season! SOUTH CAROLINA GETAWAY   Bob

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Flowering Garden

FLOWERING GARDEN June, 2009 ECHINACEA   Bob caught some breathtakingly beautiful shots of the Echinacea at ‘golden hour’ one evening. He planted more flowers this year than last year. POPPIES AND ZINNIAS   The poppies unfolded slow enough that the pods just kind of hung on in some cases. Zinnias at ‘golden hour” illustrate the

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Mushroom Mountain

MUSHROOM MOUNTAIN A trip to South Carolina June 12 – 14, 2009 A REAL PEACHY PLACE   We drove by this giant water tower peach outside of Gaffney, South Carolina. It was commissioned by their Board of Public Works and sports a jaunty seven ton, 60-feet long peach leaf on one side. Its purpose is

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