The kids and I went into town for a very exciting and unique event. The Historic Salisbury Criterium is part of a nine night bicycle racing event that takes place in 9 North Carolina cities over ten nights. It was very exciting as you can stand within a couple feet of the peloton whipping past.
We've had a lot of rain off and on so the Square Foot Garden exploded while we were in Louisiana and has continued since we've been home.
On the trellis the Cucumbers are on the left and Cantaloupe on the right.
Hanging out the front of the corn square are the Big Max and Jack O` Lantern pumpkins.
On our way home from Louisiana, I took a brief detour through my former hometown of Greenville, SC. I pulled up to the house we used to live in (approximately from 1st grade to 6th grade for me) and intended to just look from the street for a moment, when the mom of the house came out. I introduced myself and she insisted that we all unload and come through for a tour. The house was lovely and she literally showed us every room. It was especially neat because they are believers as well as fellow home schoolers.
This is the view from the street with the kitchen entrance on the right and the living room entrance on the left.
This is the attic bedroom that was lived in at different by Dennis Parnell and Harry Brown when they attended Bob Jones and then later by me. Now it is a great reading area with tons of books.
They were doing some construction on this great play thing in the back yard.
This is the rental property next door. At one point when we were in Greenville, Leon and Donita Brush lived here.
This was the former Beaver residence on Princeton. Three doors down from the former Estes estate. Terri says she couldn't get grass to grow under this tree either. (I think I also located the former Butch and Arlene Heath house but didn't get a picture.)
Including this shot for Jennifer.
