This grasshopper is seen here updating his social media account. He wants to show his friends the shoots he ate for lunch.

Mistakes Were Made!

Found Photo May 1972

A decision had to be made.

2023 Downtown Raleigh Illuminate

Bus Stop Haiku

Boone’s Farm Wine bottle waits patiently at bus stop good night, sad morning?

I'm Looking Forward to This!

2023 Christmas Parade Presented by the Jamestown Rotary

The 23rd edition of the Jamestown Rotary Christmas Parade was held on Main Street, Sunday, December 3rd beginning at 3:00pm.  This event, sponsored since 1999, by the Rotary Club of Jamestown. This year’s parade featured floats, bands, scout troops, antique cars, dance units, martial arts displays and much more.    Since 2017, the Christmas Parade has been cosponsored by the Mary Perry Ragsdale YMCA and the Jamestown Business Association. These sponsorships have provided an improved parades each year. The 2023 parade marched down Jamestown’s Main Street for over an hour with a record number of entries. 

Greensboro Depot by David H. Steinberg and Kevin W. von der Lippe

Greensboro Depot by David H. Steinberg and Kevin Von der Lippe Greensboro, North Carolina, is but one of many cities located on former Southern Railway's Washington-to-Atlanta mainline. Greensboro is not the largest city between these points, but it has the distinction today of having the largest and finest Southern Railway passenger station after Washington. Greensboro has a colorful railroad history that begins in the 1850s and endures to this day. The large depot was built in the mid-1920s to serve the tremendous passenger rail traffic that passed through Greensboro. Its grandeur overshadowed every other depot in the state. Today, thanks not only to Amtrak, which remains to serve the city, but also to the passenger train service that the North Carolina Department of Transportation actively promotes to serve throughout the state, the depot continues to flourish as an icon of Greensboro.