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Okay, I marked the spot. This tree was dedicated as the Bob Padgett Tulip Poplar in 1966 when the tree had a girth of 20 feet. You will find a picture of the plaque in this series.
Norgurgusman (north beach) where I slept on the sand with nothing but an army blanket for shelter and an intense star lighted sky for view. The Red Sea is very salty here and full of plant and animal sights within easy snorkel reach. It is also very hot even in winter. My thanks to the photographer for the memories.
The Barber’s Orchard site is located in Haywood County, North Carolina, near the town of Waynesville. The former orchard occupies approximately 438 acres and was used to grow apples from 1908 to 1988. The buildings made from lain stone are from an era long passed yet stand as stark reminder in Western North Carolina when apples were king and structures were made by hand with what was indigent to the land where built. Here you see the packing house against mountain fall foliage.
The Barber’s Orchard site is located in Haywood County, North Carolina, near the town of Waynesville. The former orchard occupies approximately 438 acres and was used to grow apples from 1908 to 1988. The buildings made from lain stone are from an era long passed yet stand as stark reminder in Western North Carolina when apples were king and structures were made by hand with what was indigent to the land where built.
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Very nice and fine street photo. Like it!
Okay, I marked the spot. This tree was dedicated as the Bob Padgett Tulip Poplar in 1966 when the tree had a girth of 20 feet. You will find a picture of the plaque in this series.
Norgurgusman (north beach) where I slept on the sand with nothing but an army blanket for shelter and an intense star lighted sky for view. The Red Sea is very salty here and full of plant and animal sights within easy snorkel reach. It is also very hot even in winter. My thanks to the photographer for the memories.
Thank you Jean. Compared to yours, mine are humble.
great new photos!
Yes, indeed. Very nice photo!
The Barber’s Orchard site is located in Haywood County, North Carolina, near the town of Waynesville. The former orchard occupies approximately 438 acres and was used to grow apples from 1908 to 1988. The buildings made from lain stone are from an era long passed yet stand as stark reminder in Western North Carolina when apples were king and structures were made by hand with what was indigent to the land where built. Here you see the packing house against mountain fall foliage.
The Barber’s Orchard site is located in Haywood County, North Carolina, near the town of Waynesville. The former orchard occupies approximately 438 acres and was used to grow apples from 1908 to 1988. The buildings made from lain stone are from an era long passed yet stand as stark reminder in Western North Carolina when apples were king and structures were made by hand with what was indigent to the land where built.
I'm over here looking for your next photo! Hope to see one soon.
Jean
Got a new photo for today?
Come on over to my place and see my new ones! See if you recognize anything.
Jean